Miller Indices & Steriographic Projection The Miller indices can be determined from the...

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Miller Indices & Steriographic Projection The Miller indices can be determined from the steriographic projection by measuring the angles relative to known crystallographic directions and applying the law-of-cosines. (Figure 2-39 Cullity) For , , and to represent the angles between the normal of a plane and the a 1 , a 2 , and a 3 axes respectively, then: l c d k b d h a d cos , cos , cos Where a, b, and c are the unit cell dimensions, and a/h, b/k, and c/l are the plane intercepts with the axes. The inner planar spacing, d, is equal to the distance between the origin and the plane (along a direction normal to the plane).

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Page 1: Miller Indices & Steriographic Projection The Miller indices can be determined from the steriographic projection by measuring the angles relative to known.

Miller Indices & Steriographic Projection

The Miller indices can be determined from the steriographic projection by measuring the angles relative to known crystallographic directions and applying the law-of-cosines.

(Figure 2-39 Cullity)

For ,, and to represent the angles between the normal of a plane and the a1, a2, and a3 axes respectively, then:

lcd

kb

d

ha

d cos,cos,cos

Where a, b, and c are the unit cell dimensions, and a/h, b/k, and c/l are the plane intercepts with the axes. The inner planar spacing, d, is equal to the distance between the origin and the plane (along a direction normal to the plane).

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Vector Operations

Dot product: cosabba

Cross product: sinabba

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abba

abba

ba

a

b

Volume: cba V

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Reciprocal Lattice

Unit cell: a1, a2, a3

Reciprocal lattice unit cell: b1, b2, b3 defined by:

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132

321

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aab

aab

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a1

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B CP

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cell ofheight OACB ramparallelog of area

OACB ramparallelog of area

dOP

V

aab

a3

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Reciprocal Lattice

Like the real-space lattice, the reciprocal space lattice also has a translation vector, Hhkl:

321 bbbH lkhhkl

Where the length of Hhkl is equal to the reciprocal of the spacing of the (hkl) planes

hklhklhkl d

H1

H

Next overhead and (Figures A1-4, and A1-5 Cullity)

Consider planes of a zone (i.e..: 2D reciprocal lattice).

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Zone Axis

Zon e Axis

Top V iew

Planes could be translated so as not tointersect at a common point.

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Reciprocal Lattice

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OPOP

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, if,1

nm

nmnm

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(Zone Axis) 321 bbbH lkhhkl hklH

Zone axis = ua1 + va2 + wa3

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C (hkl)

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