A geometrical notation for stacking faults in close-packed structures

Pandey, D. (1984) A geometrical notation for stacking faults in close-packed structures Acta Crystallographica - Section B: Structural Crystallography & Crystal Chemistry, 40 (6). pp. 567-569. ISSN 0567-7408

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Abstract

A new geometrical notation based on the use of intrinsic-extrinsic classification in conjunction with the concept of assigning subscripts to close-packed layers with different environments is proposed. The terms intrinsic and extrinsic have been used in a purely geometrical sense and are not linked with specific formation processes for stacking faults. It is shown that the proposed notation can provide a very compact and unique way of representing fault configurations in all close-packed structures, including the long-period polytypes.

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