Constraints, order and new types of modulated phases

Withers, Raymond

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Constraints, order and new types of modulated phases

Date

2004

Authors

Withers, Raymond

Publisher

Taylor & Francis Group

Abstract

The strongest crystal chemical constraints are usually local and fix local parameters such as bond lengths, angles and even stoichiometries (although not necessarily orientations) in local co-ordination polyhedra. Surprisingly often, however, constraints