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| Mad Scientists Science and Mathematics discussion-- theories, arguments, citations, proofs and pudding. |
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#1
 2008-10-16, 14:55
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Brillouin zone!
I am having trouble getting my head around this. I usually flame people who do this, but could someone explain in small non-solid-state-physics words as to what it is. The usual sources are no help and most articles define it in terms of equations which I don't know and do not need to know (being a chemist).
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#2
 2008-10-20, 11:34
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Re: Brillouin zone!
Have you done much inorganic chemistry?
The theory behind X-ray crystallography covers some of this (reciprocal space, primitive cells, Bravais lattice, etc)...
If you want I can try to find my old notes, but I only just passed the subject so it may not be the best.
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