Richard B. Frankel is an American economist and author known for his work in the fields of accounting, finance, and economic theory. He has contributed to various aspects of financial reporting, corporate governance, and decision-making processes within organizations. Frankel has published numerous scholarly articles and research papers, and his insights have been influential in both academic circles and practical applications in the business world.
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A crystal structure specifies the chemical species and spatial arrangement of the chemical atoms or ions in a crystal. For an ideal periodic structure, separate two ingredients: a Bravais lattice specifies the translations that repeat the arrangement, and an atomic basis of a crystal specifies the chemical motif repeated at every lattice point. The outward shape, or crystal habit, is a different description: the internal arrangement is what this article describes.