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Crystallography

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Crystal structures

Ralph W. G. Wyckoff

1982

Crystal structure analysis

Kenneth N. Trueblood, Jenny P. Glusker, Jenny Pickworth Glusker

1972

Problems of atomic dynamics

Max Born

1960

The crystalline state

Bragg, William Lawrence Sir

1965

The structure of crystals

Ralph W. G. Wyckoff

1931

The nature of the chemical bond and the structure of molecules and crystals

Linus Pauling

1960

Nature of the chemical bond

Linus Pauling

1967

Introduction to Diffraction in Materials Science and Engineering

Aaron D. Krawitz

2001

Electron Backscatter Diffraction in Materials Science

Adam J. Schwartz

2009

Introduction to crystallography

Hammond, C.

1990

Dislocation dynamics during plastic deformation

Ulrich Messerschmidt

2010

Biomolecular crystallography

Bernhard Rupp

2009

Case studies in superconducting magnets

Yukikazu Iwasa

1994

Theory of molecular excitons

Davydov, A. S.

1962

Rosalind Franklin and DNA

Anne Sayre

1975

Electronic Defect States in Alkali Halides

Volkmar Dierolf

2003

The growth of a crystal

Miers, Henry Alexander Sir

1911

Surface crystallography by LEED

Michel André Van Hove

1979

Crystals and crystal growing

Alan Holden

1960

Powder Diffraction

Georg Will

2005

Mineralogy

Edward Henry Kraus

1920

Crystallization

J. W. Mullin

1961

The physics of large deformation of crystalline solids

James F. Bell

1968

Synchrotron radiation crystallography

Philip Coppens

1992

Diffraction from materials

Lyle H. Schwartz

1977

Eyewitness crystal & gem

R. Harding, R. F. Symes, R Harding et al.

1991

Crystallography

Walter Borchardt-Ott

2011

Thermocapillary convection in models of crystal growth

Hendrik C. Kuhlmann

1999

Structure of materials

Marc De Graef, Michael E. McHenry

2007

Systema naturae

Carl Linnaeus

1748 ★ 3.5

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