Preposition: of

• atom: In other words, the Pd atoms fit themselves into a lattice of Cu atoms by pushing their neighbors out a bit.

Converse of object

• generate: Combining the primitive lattice vectors with spacegroup symmetry will effectively generate the crystal lattice.

Adjective modifier

• reciprocal: The set of all K vectors defines the reciprocal lattice.

• cubic: For the simple cubic lattice, all values of n will give Bragg peaks.

• hexagonal: The closure or return constraints of the bundle result in an allowable group of automorphisms of the cross-sectional hexagonal lattice.

• ionic: Summary At room temperature, solid aluminum chloride has an ionic lattice with a lot of covalent character.

• two-dimensional: Figure 2 illustrates three different kinds of neighborhoods in a two-dimensional lattice.

• 2-d: Some examples which show the Brillouin Zones for common 2-D lattices may be found by clicking the links below.

Modifies a noun

• enthalpy: The first is the comparatively very high lattice enthalpy of the solid fluoride.

• footbridge: Lattice footbridge still in evidence, its length being somewhat unusual among the type.

• qcd: In the sections the testing jargon is explained in the context of testing a lattice QCD code.

• girder: The hinged lattice girders swung over the stern to form a continuation of the engine room overhead rails.

• spacing: Our B results cover a range in lattice spacings of more than a factor of two.

• mismatch: The size at which this happens is strongly dependent upon the cooling rate and lattice mismatch of the alloy.

Noun used with modifier

• subgroup: Therefore this example builds only a partial subgroup lattice.

• crystal: However, the dry solid still contains a significant quantity of solvent trapped in the crystal lattice.

• vortex: Thus there is no vortex lattice, indeed no vortices at all.

• diamond: Brown Plastic deformation of the diamond lattice whilst in the earth.

• spin: It can be solved analytically in terms of the statistical mechanics of spin lattices.

• iron: The iron lattice carriage bridge below the museum was erected in 1881.