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The Phenomenology of Postamputation Paintions, especially at high symmetry points in the Brillouin zone. As discussed for the Bravais lattices in Sect. 9.2, the number of possible types of Brillouin zones is limited. The reciprocal space for Bravais lattices is discussed in Sect. 10.1 and this topic is also discussed in solid state physics courses [6, 45].

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Electronic States of Molecules and Directed Valencevalence; the concept of directed valence bonding; the application of the directed valence bond concept to various molecules, including bond strengths in directed valence bonds; and finally . and π bonding.

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Space Groups in Real Spacech consists of both . symmetry o perations and . symmetry operations . Both the translational and point group symmetry operations leave the Hamilto nian invariant, and consequently all these symmetry operators will commute with the Hamiltonian, and provide quantum numbers for labeling the energy eigenvalues and eigenfunctions

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Space Groups in Reciprocal Space and Representationstions, especially at high symmetry points in the Brillouin zone. As discussed for the Bravais lattices in Sect. 9.2, the number of possible types of Brillouin zones is limited. The reciprocal space for Bravais lattices is discussed in Sect. 10.1 and this topic is also discussed in solid state physics courses [6, 45].

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A. F. Maurin,J. Philip,P. Brunele most important character tables for the socalled point groups, that are listed in Appendix A. . have no translation symmetry, in contrast to the ., that will be discussed in Chap. 9, and include both point group symmetry operations and translations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-54354-2nfrared and Raman spectra can be predicted. Another aim of this chapter is to consolidate some of the space group concepts of Chap. 9 on . space and Chap. 10 on . space with additional developments on both the fundamentals and applications of space groups.

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Applications to Lattice Vibrationsnfrared and Raman spectra can be predicted. Another aim of this chapter is to consolidate some of the space group concepts of Chap. 9 on . space and Chap. 10 on . space with additional developments on both the fundamentals and applications of space groups.

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Character of a Representationentation of a group, so is U.D.(.)U. To get around this arbitrariness, we introduce the use of the trace (or character) of a matrix representation which remains invariant under a similarity transformation. In this chapter we define the character of a representation, derive the most important theorem