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V. Examples and further references

Examples presented in Table 3 have been selected in such a way as to show the flexibility of choice between various formulae (notations) as well as the flexibility in amount of information included or omitted, depending on the purpose of the study. It should be noted that at some stage of simplification the formulae may describe a group of structure types related through common crystal-chemical features rather than a single structure type.

A glossary of the principal English, German, French, Russian and Spanish nomenclature terms used in this report is provided in Table 4 for the convenience of the reader.


 
Table 4: Glossary of the main nomenclature terms used in this report
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Thiis Subcommittee has not considered certain aspects of the notation in detail, especially those which deal with very complex topics that are either not yet developed in sufficient detail or to which a number of different approaches exist. In order to assist the reader, the following reference list is given. Many citations contain further extensive reference lists.

Recombination structures

Hyde, Andersson, Bakker, Plug & O'Keeffe (1979); Makovicky (1981, 1985); Makovicky & Hyde (1981); Andersson (1983); Parthé, Chabot & Cenzual (1985).

Crystal-chemical formulae, dimensionality

Lima-de-Faria & Figueiredo (1976); Parthé (1980); Liebau (1982, 1985).

Multiplicity, branchedness, periodicity, linkedness, connectedness

Liebau (1982, 1985)

Condensation process

Lima-de-Faria & Figueiredo (1976, 1978); Hawthorne (1983).

Packing of structural units

Lima-de-Faria & Figueiredo (1976); Zvyagin (1987).

Layer description

Lima-de-Faria (1965); Lima-de-Faria & Figueiredo (1976); O'Keeffe & Hyde (1980); Hellner (1986); Smith & Dytrych (1986).

Bauverband approach

Hellner, Koch & Reinhardt (1981); Hellner & Sowa (1985); Hellner (1986).


The constructive criticism and encouragement of Dr. S. C. Abrahams and Professor Th. Hahn are gratefully acknowledged. Our work was made possible by the financial support of the following institutions: Instituto de Investigação Científica Tropical (Lisbon); Instituto Nacional de Investigação Científica (Lisbon); Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (Lisbon); Stiftung Volkswagenwerk (Hannover); Commission Administrative, Université de Genève (Geneva); Danish Natural Science Research Council (Copenhagen).


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