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American Mineralogist; February 1983; v. 68; no. 1-2; p. 1-10
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A review of structural resonance and the nature of long-range interactions in modulated mineral structures

J. Desmond C. McConnell

Univ. Cambridge, Dep. Earth Sci., Cambridge, United Kingdom

Basic symmetry principles are common to all incommensurate structures. Symmetry principles which apply to modulated structures defined. Combination of resonance theory with experimental data from both X-ray single-crystal diffraction study and high-resolution electron microscopy provides new insights on the real structure of modulated mineral solutions.--Modified journal abstract.

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