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ISODISPLACE : a web-based tool for exploring structural distortions

Branton J. Campbell, Harold T. Stokes, David E. Tanner, Dorian M. Hatch

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ISODISPLACE is a new internet-server tool for exploring structural phase transitions. Given parent-phase structural information, it generates atomic displacement patterns induced by irreducible representations of the parent space-group symmetry and allows a user to visualize and manipulate the amplitude of each distortion mode interactively. ISODISPLACE is freely accessible at http://stokes.byu.edu/isodisplace.html via common internet browsers.

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ISODISPLACE is a new internet-server tool for exploring structural phase transitions. Given parent-phase structural information, it generates atomic displacement patterns induced by irreducible representations of the parent space-group symmetry and allows a user to visualize and manipulate the amplitude of each distortion mode interactively. ISODISPLACE is freely accessible at http://stokes.byu.edu/isodisplace.html via common internet browsers.

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ISODISPLACE is a new internet-server tool for exploring structural phase transitions. Given parent-phase structural information, it generates atomic displacement patterns induced by irreducible representations of the parent space-group symmetry and allows a user to visualize and manipulate the amplitude of each distortion mode interactively. ISODISPLACE is freely accessible at http://stokes.byu.edu/isodisplace.html via common internet browsers.

Key concepts: The Internet, Computer science, Symmetry (geometry), Distortion (music), Displacement (psychology), World Wide Web, Space (punctuation), Crystallography

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