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Definition of space lattice in English: space latticenoun Crystallography A regular, indefinitely repeated array of points in three dimensions in which the points lie at the intersections of three sets of parallel equidistant planes. Example sentencesExamples - The N particles are randomly placed on the phase space lattice with no more than one particle on a lattice site.
- He also perceived that the 14 space lattices consisted of 7 different lattice symmetries, which correspond to 7 crystal systems.
- Bravais space lattices represent the 14 basic lattice types from which according to Bravais, practically all natural crystals originate.
- A regular space lattice is a particularly simple type of network.
- For 3-dimensional space lattices we need 3 or in some cases 4 crystallographic axes that define directions within the crystal lattices.
Definition of space lattice in US English: space latticenounˈspās ˌlatis Crystallography A regular, indefinitely repeated array of points in three dimensions in which the points lie at the intersections of three sets of parallel equidistant planes. Example sentencesExamples - For 3-dimensional space lattices we need 3 or in some cases 4 crystallographic axes that define directions within the crystal lattices.
- Bravais space lattices represent the 14 basic lattice types from which according to Bravais, practically all natural crystals originate.
- A regular space lattice is a particularly simple type of network.
- The N particles are randomly placed on the phase space lattice with no more than one particle on a lattice site.
- He also perceived that the 14 space lattices consisted of 7 different lattice symmetries, which correspond to 7 crystal systems.
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