Sketching the [0-1-1] Direction and Its Relationship to {110} and {111} Planes

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The discussion focuses on sketching the [0-1-1] direction and identifying its relationship to the {110} and {111} planes in crystallography. Participants express confusion regarding the second part of the question, which involves understanding the parallel nature of planes with the same Miller indices. The conversation highlights the importance of using a Cartesian coordinate system and the definitions of Miller indices for accurate representation. Additionally, a related question about the indices of <111> directions within the (−101) plane of a cubic cell is raised, indicating a broader context of study.

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I'm not exactly sure what to do here after I find the direction, can anyone help me out? Thanks:

Sketch the <br /> \left[ {0\overline 1 1} \right]<br /> direction. Which {110} and {111} plane(s) does it lie in?
 
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That is a poorly worded question. I can't remember being asked a question like that with regard to miller indicies. It's pretty obvious to get the direction, but I really don't understand what they are looking for in the second part either. Unless they are eluding to the notion that parallel planes have the same indicies...Maybe a read of this thread may help. Astronuc is the man!

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?threadid=92257
 
The sketching part is simple. Draw a cartesian coordinate system and use the definitions of the indices. I can't understand the second question either.
 
I don't understand it either and my test is on monday! (this is a practice test) There is a 3rd part that's kinda confusing too, he did not do any of this stuff in class:

What are the indices of the four directions of the form <111> that lie in the <br /> \left( {\overline 1 01} \right)<br /> plane of a cibic cell?
 

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