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Fundamental Concepts: In the two-dimensional crystal in figure 1.13, find (a) the Bravais lattice and a primitive unit cell (b) a nonprimitive, rectangular cell, and (c) the basis.

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Fundamental Concepts: In the two-dimensional crystal in figure 1.13, find (a) the Bravais lattice and a primitive unit cell (b) a nonprimitive, rectangular cell, and (c) the basis.