Difference between revisions of "TLQS twinning"
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'''TLQS (Twin Lattice Quasi-Symmetry) twinning''' is a term employed to indicate twinning where the [[twin lattice]] is close to a higher [[holohedry]]. | '''TLQS (Twin Lattice Quasi-Symmetry) twinning''' is a term employed to indicate twinning where the [[twin lattice]] is close to a higher [[holohedry]]. | ||
| − | The degree of quasi-symmetry is commonly measure by the [[twin obliquity]], which depends on the perpendicularity of lattice row / lattice plane [''uvw'' | + | The degree of quasi-symmetry is commonly measure by the [[twin obliquity]], which depends on the perpendicularity of lattice row / lattice plane [''uvw''] / (''hkl'') defining the cell of the [[twin lattice]]. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 09:58, 26 February 2007
TLQS (Twin Lattice Quasi-Symmetry) twinning is a term employed to indicate twinning where the twin lattice is close to a higher holohedry. The degree of quasi-symmetry is commonly measure by the twin obliquity, which depends on the perpendicularity of lattice row / lattice plane [uvw] / (hkl) defining the cell of the twin lattice.