How Does X-Ray Crystallography Connect to Condensed Matter Physics?

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Hi all! I'm a new member here on PF. I study physics and computational mathematics at ASU and am currently a senior. I work in a lab that does x-ray crystallography, and my research interests lie mostly in the fields of biological and condensed matter physics. I also like to play violin and read in my spare time. Thanks for reading!
 
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