Two Equivalent Reduction Methods of Dielectric Constant Tensor for Hexagonal Crystal System Materials

Chuan Xin Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.837.146

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Two Equivalent Reduction Methods of Dielectric Constant Tensor for Hexagonal Crystal System Materials

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Hexagonal crystal system materials have very important applications in modern society. Dielectric constant tensor of hexagonal crystal system materials is simplified only by the formula in a hexagonal coordinate system, not by the formula often seen in current Chinese solid state physics textbooks. Meanwhile, the equivalence of hexagonal coordinate system and rectangular coordinate system is presented in the paper.

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Hexagonal Coordinate System, Hexagonal Crystal System Materials, Natural Coordinate System, Symmetrical Operations, Unit Cell

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