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Question by omama zia
Submitted on 7/5/2003
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what is solid state physics?
what is miller indices?


Answer by amani raed
Submitted on 5/19/2004
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can u send me soft ware about miller indices
ok its not an answer but ...

 

Answer by pritika
Submitted on 11/29/2004
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solid state physics deals with the study of crystals based on interatomic binding forces.
miller indices they are the reciprocal of the intercepts made by the plane onthe thre rectangular axes.


 

Answer by Mirza
Submitted on 8/2/2006
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Solid State Physics is a study of Solids. Thermal and electrical properties of solids are studied in reference to the electronic motion. Optical properties and dielectric constants are exploared exploiting the radiation-mater interaction.

Miller indices are the indices of points where the Miller planes intersect on the referance orthonormal axes. To avoid infinity, in case of a plane is paralles to certain axis, the sheme to asign the Miller indices is to take reciprocals of all the intercepts and then convert them to intergers by multiplying by LCM.

 

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