Polynator: a tool to identify and quantitatively evaluate polyhedra and other shapes in crystal structures

Link, L.; Niewa, R.

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Figure 5

Twisted trigonal prism with three free parameters, namely h₁ for its height, w₁ for its width and φ₁ for the torsion angle between the bases. In general, a model may have any number of parameters.

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Volume 56| Part 6| December 2023| Pages 1855-1864

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