Dear all,
Is there a modern equivalent(s) to Harlod Hilton’s “Mathematical
crystallography and the theory of groups of movements”?
Unfortunately, I don’t have access to Mathematical Crystallography by Boisen
and Gibbs. However, I’m keen to know what the general opinion is on this text.
Edward Prince (Acta Cryst, 1993. A49, 791) pointed out that the book lacks
discussion on a range of topics including Fourier transforms and Petterson
functions. These topics are also not covered in Hilton’s text.
The reason I ask is mostly curiosity. I’ve been on the applied end for a few
years and I’d like to learn the proofs that underpin this discipline.
Kind Regards,
Othman
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