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Mathematical Techniques in Crystallography and Materials Science

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Table of contents (9 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-viii
  2. Symmetry of Finite Objects

    • Edward Prince
    Pages 20-40
  3. Symmetry of Infinitely Repeated Patterns

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    Pages 41-48
  4. Vectors

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    Pages 49-57
  5. Tensors

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    Pages 58-76
  6. Data Fitting

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    Pages 77-92
  7. Estimation of Uncertainty

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    Pages 93-104
  8. Significance and Accuracy

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    Pages 105-118
  9. Constrained Crystal Structure Refinement

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    Pages 119-133
  10. Back Matter

    Pages 134-192

About this book

In the course of 30 years as a practicing crystallographer I have frequently been faced with the necessity of finding out a little bit about some general branch of mathematics with which I was previously unfamiliar. Under these circumstances I have usually followed the common practice of seeking out some colleague who would be expected to have a thorough knowledge of the subject. I would then find myself faced either with an involved lecture in which the colleague would attempt to distill a lifetime of experience into a form that was comprehensible to a novice with a very different background, or with a book about the subject, written by a specialist, that contained far more information than I really wanted to know. I would have to separate the few kernels of useful material from a large volume of what would probably be wheat to someone else, but was chaff to me. In the course of that time I have acquired a collection of books to which I frequently refer. Most of these have a small number of thoroughly dog-eared pages, along with many that have scarcely been opened. During the same period I have been privileged to associate and collabo­ rate with a number of materials scientists who were not trained as crystal­ lographers, but whose interests required them to understand particular details of some structural problem.

Authors and Affiliations

  • National Bureau of Standards, USA

    Edward Prince

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