Wave vector substar group in reciprocal lattice space and its representation
Il Hwan Kim, Jong Ok Pak, Il Hun Kim, Song Won Kim, Lin Li

TL;DR
This paper introduces the wave vector substar group concept, simplifying the analysis of symmetry-breaking phase transitions in crystals by focusing on specific arms of the wave vector star, rather than all arms as in traditional theories.
Contribution
The paper proposes a new conception of wave vector substar groups and their representations, enhancing the study of translational symmetry breaking in crystals.
Findings
Simplifies analysis of complex phase transitions in multiferroics and superconductors.
Provides a new mathematical framework for symmetry breaking phenomena.
Facilitates targeted investigation of specific wave vector arms in phase transitions.
Abstract
In the paper we establish the new conception of the wave vector substar group and its representation that, in the study on translational symmetry breaking of crystal, can only consider the particular arms of wave vector star taking part in phase transition, but not all arms of wave vector star, unlike the traditional Landau theory. We show that using the new conception, we can effectively investigate the interesting physical properties of crystals associated with translational symmetry breaking. We can see that the studies on the complicated phase transitions related to reducible representations, such as phase transitions in perovskite KMnF3 multiferroics crystal and high temperature superconductor La2/3Mg1/2W1/2O3 (La4Mg3W3O18) compound, are much simplified by the new conception, and the theory of the wave vector substar group and its representation becomes a powerful mathematical tool…
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Taxonomy
TopicsSolid-state spectroscopy and crystallography · Acoustic Wave Resonator Technologies · Inorganic Fluorides and Related Compounds
