Physics 715. HW 1. Solutions

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Cu<br />

O<br />

Figure 1: The Copper Oxide layer. This structure is believed to be responsible<br />

for the high-temperature superconductivity.<br />

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Cu O Figure 1: The Copper Oxide layer. This structure is believed to be responsible for the high-temperature superconductivity. 2

Figure 2: The Bravais lattice of the Copper Oxide layer is the square lattice, the natural choice of the origin being one of the Cu atoms, in which case the Bravais lattice corresponds to the positions of the Cu atoms. Red arrows show the most natural choice of the primitive set of translation vectors (automatically determining the primitive cell, shown as the grey square). Shown in blue is the basis consisting of one Cu and two O atoms. The second grey square is the Wigner-Seitz primitive cell. 3

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