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Mathematical physics

‘Choreographic crystals’ have all the right moves

18 Jan 2016 Hamish Johnston
Diagrams showing two different choreographic crystals
Next move: two choreographic crystals. (Courtesy: Latham Boyle/<i>Physical Review Letters</i>)
A new type of crystal defined in terms of the relative motions of its constituents has been proposed

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