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Re: Unit cells
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Dear fellow re-indexers,
To re-index in the head, figure out how the vectors of the new cell (a', b', c')
relate to the original cell (a,b,c).
> a=118.806 b=126.818 c=85.610 alpha=90. beta=104.166 gamma=90.
> a=128.193 b=127.106 c=85.513 alpha=90. beta=115.994 gamma=90.
When transforming from one cell to another, keep the directions in mind
so that the signs work out right (beta is the angle between (+) a and (+) c ).
a'= -(a + c) : (-) new a is the vector sum of old a and c
b' = -b : so the axes are in the same relative hand
c '= c
Since the indices transform in the same way as the unit cell vectors,
the new indices (h', k', l') are related to the original ones (h, k, l)
h' = -(h + l)
k' = -k
l' = l
Lisa
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- References:
- Unit cells
- From: Chris Gilmore <chris@chem.gla.ac.uk>