Dear Professor, I have a simple question: The Kroneker's delta is defined based on the cubic system? I don't get 1 from dot product of the vector a and the vector a* in parallelopiped and in any other lattice systrm not having the angle of 90 degree between the basis vectors in real space.
@rajeshprasadlecturesАй бұрын
Kronecker's delta is just another name for the unit matrix. In the unit matrix only the diagonal terms are unity and all off-diagonal terms are zero. Similarly for kronecker's delta delta_11=delta_22=delta_33=1 and delta_12=delta_21=delta_13=delta_31=delta_23=delta_32=0. Thus ai. a*j=delta_ij is just a short way of writing nine dot products a1.a*1=1; a1.a*2=0; a1.a*3=0; a2.a*1=0; a2.a*2=1; a2.a*3=0; a3.a*1=0; a3.a*2=1; a3.a*3=1; The above relations are true for all systems and not only for cubic system. Note that we are not requiring a1.a2=0 which is true for orthogonal system (cubic, tetragonal and orthorhombic) but not for a general parallelopiped. We are requiring a1.a*2=0 where a*2 is a basis vector of reciprocal lattice and is not the same as a2. So by the relation a1.a*2=0 we are requiring that the second basis vector (a*2) of the reciprocal basis is orthogonal to the first basis vector (a1) of the real lattice. Hope this clarifies.
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@stazpozarnastrup55223 ай бұрын
Shouldn't the product of ai* and aj vectors be delta(ij) times 2pi?
@rajeshprasadlectures3 ай бұрын
This is purely a question of convention. The convention used by me is preferred by crystallographers where ai*aj=delta_ij. The convention often used by physicists is ai*aj*=2pi delta_ij. One can use either convention.
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@moumitapaul23456 ай бұрын
sir , I have seen some videos where 32 crystallographic point groups are mentioned, but in this video you have explained 7 point group symmetries .what are the differences between these two?
@rajeshprasadlectures6 ай бұрын
Crystals (lattice+motif) can have 32 point groups. Lattice alone can have only 7 point groups.
@Pkshah4207 ай бұрын
Sir truly speaking I am a big fan of yours. Without you I could not have learnt crystallography so well. These lectures silently helping students. For your information I asked the same question to chat GPT. And it says,yes hcp is a Bravais lattice😂 So we should not believe chat GPT😂
Pls upload for primitive unit cell of HCP structure
@rajeshprasadlectures8 ай бұрын
The conventional cell of the HCP structure is itself primitive.
@mallavupreti657210 ай бұрын
sir if the magnitude of the incident and reflected wave vector is same. Shouldn't delta K be zero ?
@rajeshprasadlectures10 ай бұрын
The magnitude is the same but directions are different. Delta K is difference between two vectors.
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Have you tried if ChatGPT PLUS with the Wolfram plugin gives better results?
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How does BCC elements act as grain size refiners?
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@qmtv5772 Жыл бұрын
ChatGPT's answer to my question: No, "HCP" (hexagonal close-packed) is not a Bravais lattice. It refers to a specific arrangement of atoms in a crystal structure. Bravais lattices, on the other hand, are a set of 14 unique three-dimensional lattice types that represent all possible symmetries of a crystal lattice. These include simple cubic, body-centered cubic, face-centered cubic, and others. HCP is a close-packed structure commonly found in materials such as metals and some types of crystals, characterized by a hexagonal unit cell and a close arrangement of atoms.
@rajeshprasadlectures Жыл бұрын
Yes. ChatGPT is learning fast! In the end, I also provide it with the correct answer :)
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Thank you Shahid
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