What is {001} in reference to the surface of TiO2?

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I am an EE in a research group and we are required to read up on some articles for the project. My chemistry knowledge is not the best so I need some assistance understanding some terminology. The article references the {001} surface of anatase TiO2. Can someone explain what {001} is describing?
 
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