Lecture 1 Translational Symmetry in 2D

This lecture covers the translational symmetry that underlies crystals in two dimensional space, including the five 2D lattices. The lecture is created and delivered by Dr. Patrick Woodward for the course Solid State Chemistry (Chem 7330) at Ohio State University.

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Thank you very much Pr. Patrick Woodward for the effort you made for this course to be easy to follow and understand.

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Thank you for this wonderfully clear introduction! Greetings from Cape Town!

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Thank you for the helpful explanation

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Thanku sir u r class clarified all my doubts. As these doubts haunted me. I was really stuck at point groups Hermann maguin.etc

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I'm glad to hear the lectures were useful. Good luck with your future studies.

[@filippocolombo5152]

thank you so much for this great learning material! I was wondering whether it would be possible to share your slides as well? Greeting from Italy!

[@patsperovskites4733]

Possibly. You could send an email to my OSU Chemistry Department address and let me know which set of slides you'd be interested in and how you would use them.

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