Physics – Condensed Matter
Scientific paper
2003-01-30
Physics
Condensed Matter
21 pages + figures, bibliography, Mathematica code homology.m
Scientific paper
Crystallography has proven a rich source of ideas over several centuries. Among the many ways of looking at space groups, N. David Mermin has pioneered the Fourier-space approach. Recently, we have supplemented this approach with methods borrowed from algebraic topology. We now show what topology, which studies global properties of manifolds, has to do with crystallography. No mathematics is assumed beyond what the typical physics or crystallography student will have seen of group theory; in particular, the reader need not have any prior exposure to topology or to cohomology of groups.
Fisher Benji N.
Huesman John F.
Rabson David A.
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