August 2013
Beginner to intermediate
632 pages
16h 9m
English
Crystal planes are defined as some imaginary planes inside a crystal in which large concentration of atoms are present. Inside the crystal, there exists certain directions along which large concentration of atoms exists. These directions are called crystal directions. Figure 3.1 shows a two-dimensional lattice with different orientations of crystal planes.
Figure 3.1 A two-dimensional lattice with crystal planes
Crystal planes and directions can be represented by a set of three small integers called Miller indices [because ...
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