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Crystal Viewer Tool

Visualize different crystal lattices and planes

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Version 2.3.1 - published on 26 Jan 2012

doi:10.4231/D3VX0627Z cite this

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  1. 5.0 out of 5 stars

    Azadeh Sheidaei

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    Thanks! nanohub gave me motivation in my research

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    1. Gerhard Klimeck

      thank you for the kind comment. What is your research goal?

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  2. 5.0 out of 5 stars

    Anonymous

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    a very nice tool with lots of nice features

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    No comment.

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  4. 3.0 out of 5 stars

    Mohamed Mohamed

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    Nice tool for beginners. It would be much powerful if you can also show 2D atomic arrangements of atoms along different planes (i.e. cut along 110, 111, 100) at least for

    diamond/zinc blende lattice. This would help students visualize and count number of atoms at different planes and use this information for hw problems.

    Also…if possible..it would be nice to show a visualization of how to obtain by a diamond lattice starting from one fcc atoms. Many beginners have trouble visualizing how diamond lattice can be constructed from 2 fcc lattice offset by a/4 (x + y + z)

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    1. Abhijeet Paul

      Thank you for your suggestions. We are working towards upgrading the tool. Will take sometime

      before we can include these features.

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    2. Abhijeet Paul

      Hello

      Please check the latest version. Atomic planes for zincblend crystals have been added.

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    3. Abhijeet Paul

      A lot of the features that you asked have been implmented in the latest version of the tool and also we are coming up with newer features in the tool in the next release.

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