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Old Feb10-10, 03:44 AM                  #1
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space groups derivation (Schoenflies)

Hi! I'm looking for a complete derivation of space groups as Schoenflies did over 100 years ago... Does anybody know where I can find this paper (in English or in German at least):
A. Schoenflies Kristallsysteme und Kristallstruktur, Leipzig, 1891
or maybe a book where the whole process of derivation (as Scnhoenflies did) is described. Thanks!
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Old Feb11-10, 05:49 AM                  #2
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Re: space groups derivation (Schoenflies)

I have on my shelf "J. J. Burckardt, "Die Bewegungsgruppen der Kristallographie" from 1948.
Also in German but seems to be very a very clear derivation of the groups, also I haven't studied it in detail.
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Old Feb11-10, 11:09 AM       Last edited by physicsworks; Feb11-10 at 11:33 AM..            #3
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Re: space groups derivation (Schoenflies)

Thank you, DrDu!
Any books or articles in English? My German is worse than my English
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