Table 9.2.1.3

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Table 9.2.1.3

D. Pandey^c and P. Krishna^b

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Intrinsic fault configurations in the 6H (A₀B₁C₂A₃C₄B₅;. . .) structure

Fault configuration ABC sequence	Subscript notation
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A₀ $[\vdots]$ C₀ A B C B A C $[\ldots]$	I _{0, 0}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A₀ $[\vdots]$ C₁ A B A C B C $[\ldots]$	I _{0, 1}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A₀ $[\vdots]$ C₂ A C B A B C $[\ldots]$	I _{0, 2}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A₀ $[\vdots]$ C₃ B A C A B C $[\ldots]$	I_{0, 3}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A₀ $[\vdots]$ C₄ B A B C A C $[\ldots]$	I_{0, 4}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A₀ $[\vdots]$ C₅ B C A B A C $[\ldots]$	I_{0, 5}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A B₁ $[\vdots]$ A₀ B C A C B A $[\ldots]$	I_{1, 0}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A B₁ $[\vdots]$ A₁ B C B A C A $[\ldots]$	I_{1, 1}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A B₁ $[\vdots]$ A₂B A C B C A $[\ldots]$	I_{1, 2}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A B ₁ $[\vdots]$ A ₃ C B A B C A $[\ldots]$	I _{1, 3}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A B ₁ $[\vdots]$ A ₄ C B C A B A $[\ldots]$	I_{1, 4}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A B ₁ $[\vdots]$ A ₅ C A B C B A $[\ldots]$	I _{1, 5}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A B C₂ $[\vdots]$ B₀ C A B A C B $[\ldots]$	I_{2, 0}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A B C ₂ $[\vdots]$ B ₁ C A C B A B $[\ldots]$	I _{2, 1}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A B C ₂ $[\vdots]$ B ₂ C B A C A B $[\ldots]$	I _{2, 2}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A B C ₂ $[\vdots]$ B ₃ A C B C A B $[\ldots]$	I _{2, 3}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A B C ₂ $[\vdots]$ B ₄ A C A B C B $[\ldots]$	I _{2, 4}
$[\ldots]$ A B C A C B A B C₂ $[\vdots]$ B₅ A B C A C B $[\ldots]$	I _{2, 5}

Notes:

(1) Vertical dots represent the location of the fault plane with respect to the initial stacking sequence on the left-hand side.
(2) I_0,1 and I_2,3, I_0,2 and I_1,3, I_1,1 and I_2,2, and I_1,4 and I_2,5 are crystallographically equivalent.