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Physics Optional -CSE 24

Solid State Physics, Devices & Electronics

LECTURE - 7
Symmetryoperations
The operations to which the crystal
remains invariant structurally

e g

d
A B D A

Stone structure

Tafffferation through which arrived at a bosition


the lattice looks exactlysame
from where

identicalsurrounding
3 as stace
9ᵗʰ Yea
fans

8 8 25
É Etf 8
of
g 8 58

81 T where I 0,8 025 038


where a b c called axis basis vectors
are Crystal
prioritive a nz.az belongsto Integer
Translation
vector non primitive Ni nz.az doesntbelongsto
Integer
notify ftp.osses rotational
2h
symmetry of n foldConultiplicity for
of rotation
for any possible values of a the Axis of
Rotation
Structure Crystal Lattice will be
Invariant

e go C B

A
D
A B D

stonestructure
Eye

no 2a 0
2,1
possible values of a 1,2 3 4 6 Only
where B p ma c

integer
B C B
the lattice
c are point from ji.in
I p
crystal
follow Translation
B'c MBC on a and B't c

B'c B'P P Qc 2B'P a ma

B'P a
coso
EFI COSO
rangesbetween
COSO
II atos

Here
1,0 1 213

n on coso 0 n
s s a 2
0 112 2913 3
1 0 9 2 4
2 112 913 6
3 I 2a 1

SO 1,2 3,4 6 fold rotation be possible not


Only
5 or 7

Tetffan image with resect t.am is here

Line ofreflection
symmetry
e g

As
i
crystal

we can have number of axises for this symmetry


any
10 allowed combinationspossiblefor
Show that only
rotational as well as
symmetry operation noning
reflectional symmetry

No reflection 5 rotational

no rotational 2 Some structure on both


side

combining 10

Iv
IFENG.name to 30
only
point on which opposite direction
is invariant Denoted by I
lattice

i
Point good
Combination of Rotation Reflection and
Inversion

about a point to a space

Lattice
gives us Bravais

20 10 point group
30 32
EPE
ffm.nu as a symmetryelements of
a
crystal system

Determines the overall symmetry of a

crystal
eg 20 17 spacegrouts
30 230 spacegroup

Miller Indices

Crystal
Y D
Repeatedmultiple Planes

I planes
To
fans

Parallelof
thisplane

Crystal
forefronts
aggregate of set of
mathematical ego

DIEM
Δ

8 tano the If
direction
i x y represents the
no e 9 2 0 ten
12
1
2 a 492 6 3 14 7 50 25 all
test 12
here 0

n dz c

EE.in m

Lets take a b c as lattice Parameter HImn


b
1 Determine the Intercept
on crystallographic axis a

x y z

n a Mab 93C n Intercept


parameters
Lattice
e g n 3 02 5 03 9

Nz 02 03

SEP 2 write them is reciprocal form

3
e
g
Reduce the reciprocals into smallest set ofantges
Step 3
Lem of denominator multiblyit
C g Lem of Demont 45
45 15 9 5
45 45
Now write them as had
no wanna
e
g s 9 5

1 All the parallel equidistent Planes have some

milder indices
will here intite interest
11 Parallel plane to an axis
ratio are some then are
111 If Miller indices

parallel bones
e 9 234 4 68 10 15 20

find the sailler indees Cube

2 Z Z
D 117 D
AH OH
L L L x
i

AES no a as a a q a a 00

0
ta 0
d at
010 111 110
will be the atoms per unit area within
what
Consider 2 radius ofatoms
a cube for the givenplane

L x

AES No ofatoms 3 1
9 0

A
F side
El
112
9 28

Atoms permit
_IT
area
z
between two planes
Angle
between their normals
Angle
Considering hakala and hakala as two

planes
Ña hai k II
422 225 128

8 n tail In coso

so
COSO haha Kika lids
h K d h kit 12142

adf.irtiies
hkd
Considering parallel planes
1
Distefavigit
Δ

d Cosa USB cost

1H y
the normal
Δ α angles made between
and the axis a

i
d
II if
a h a R b He ñ

4492 v45 14 c
1
d 42
4 2 K 1 2

for a cube a b c

d
4 64

11 space between two adjacent plane

da da
FEE Fee
d
FEE
111 space between 1st and nth
1st nth
d and
f fatal I
d

NOTE generallyplanes denoted small bracket G rel


are
by
and directions line as
bigbrabet nke
In a simple orthorhombic Crystal system two
lattice points are connected through the translation
vector T 29 35 4C find the oagsdi.scofTranslation
vector 9 2 A b 3A C 4A

AES I 22 35 45
234

T GÉ3b Ñ 18.79A

distance in a silver crystalis


The nearest neighbour
2 87 A Silver Fee too Determine its density

AE neerst 9 52 2 9

104kg of
Mfg 1.008

Find the miller indices havingintercent 39 Gb cod Ge

Ans 3 4 6 432

Yu
simple cube
a

A A

FI

Be
A
121
B
of

One
A

Ident
Forest 9E AVB

that I McAVd
if V Vd such

Vd A
Front
v 14H
s
RH 1 1
n number ofelectron volume

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