Mathematical Crystallography And the Theory of Groups of Movements
Mathematical Crystallography And the Theory of Groups of Movements
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The [le arrangement of the axes of IT is that of Fig. 91 ; and since the opexutions of U and F brinff this system of axes into self-comcidence, the axes of U and F must be parallel to the diagonals of the rhombus of that figure.
In the group whose subgroups are C^^ C^\ C^ the axes of W are au screw-axes, and therefore no two rotation-axes of U and F can meet. Since, however, a rotation about one of ihe rotation-axes of U, followed by a rotation about any one of the rotation-axes of... F, is equivalent to a screw aboi^ a line meeting both axes, therefore the screw-axes of W cut * Exoept in the ease of Fig. 128, when the sides of the pandlelepiped *" i^-» *Tf> in« ORTHOEHOMBIC GROUPS 191 rotation-axes of TI and F. These considerations show that the arrangement of axes must be that of Fig: 121.
Q«. Subgroups C^\G^,C^.
If however the axes of W are rotation-axes, the rotation- axes of U and V must intersect, and axes of W must pass through their points of intersection; this leads at once to Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
181 to 188).
The [le arrangement of the axes of IT is that of Fig. 91 ; and since the opexutions of U and F brinff this system of axes into self-comcidence, the axes of U and F must be parallel to the diagonals of the rhombus of that figure.
In the group whose subgroups are C^^ C^\ C^ the axes of W are au screw-axes, and therefore no two rotation-axes of U and F can meet. Since, however, a rotation about one of ihe rotation-axes of U, followed by a rotation about any one of the rotation-axes of... F, is equivalent to a screw aboi^ a line meeting both axes, therefore the screw-axes of W cut * Exoept in the ease of Fig. 128, when the sides of the pandlelepiped *" i^-» *Tf> in« ORTHOEHOMBIC GROUPS 191 rotation-axes of TI and F. These considerations show that the arrangement of axes must be that of Fig: 121.
Q«. Subgroups C^\G^,C^.
If however the axes of W are rotation-axes, the rotation- axes of U and V must intersect, and axes of W must pass through their points of intersection; this leads at once to Fig.
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