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Minor quasi-symmetry (P-symmetry) crystallographic point groups as semi-direct products

K. Rama Rao

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Minor quasi-symmetry (P-symmetry) crystallographic point groups associated with all the 23 distinct two-dimensional and 7 distinct three-dimensional irreducible representations generated by the point groups containing degenerate irreducible representations are obtained as semi-direct products are tabulated.

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Minor quasi-symmetry (P-symmetry) crystallographic point groups associated with all the 23 distinct two-dimensional and 7 distinct three-dimensional irreducible representations generated by the point groups containing degenerate irreducible representations are obtained as semi-direct products are tabulated.

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Minor quasi-symmetry (P-symmetry) crystallographic point groups associated with all the 23 distinct two-dimensional and 7 distinct three-dimensional irreducible representations generated by the point groups containing degenerate irreducible representations are obtained as semi-direct products are tabulated.

Key concepts: Point group, Symmetry (geometry), Minor (academic), Symmetry operation, Degenerate energy levels, Irreducible representation, Point (geometry), Crystallographic point group

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