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International Tables for Crystallography (2026). Vol. G. Early view chapter
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Chapter 3.10. Classification and use of topological data
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Classification and use of topological data
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- 3.10.1. Introduction| html | pdf |
- 3.10.2. Dictionary design considerations| html | pdf |
- 3.10.3. Classification of data definitions| html | pdf |
- 3.10.4. Examples| html | pdf |
- 3.10.5. Available reference implementations| html | pdf |
- References | html | pdf |
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Figures
- Fig. 3.10.3.1. Relationships between the main categories of the topoCIF dictionary| html | pdf |
- Fig. 3.10.3.2. The solid angle of the shaded Voronoi polyhedron face in the body-centred cubic lattice is equal to the shaded segment of the unit sphere being cut off by the pyramid with the Voronoi polyhedron atom
at the vertex and the face in the base| html | pdf |
- Fig. 3.10.4.1. Oblique view of the dia net described in Example 3.10.4.1| html | pdf |
- Fig. 3.10.4.2. Two interpenetrating diamondoid nets in the LiCo(CO)
crystal structure described as atomic (a) and underlying (b) nets in Example 3.10.4.2| html | pdf |
- Fig. 3.10.4.3. Part of the network of calcite| html | pdf |
- Fig. 3.10.4.4. (a) Two interpenetrating diamondoid nets in the Cu
O crystal structure| html | pdf |
- Fig. 3.10.4.5. Representations of the nets associated with the crystal structure of MOF-5 (Example 3.10.4.5)| html | pdf |
- Fig. 3.10.4.6. Conventional view approximately down the a axis of the crystal packing of cyanamide showing the hydrogen-bonded net described by the TOPOL_LINK connectivity description in Example 3.10.4.6| html | pdf |