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Wigner-Seitz cell: a standalone construct

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Materials physics

the region of space closer to one lattice point than to any other, introduced in a cellular calculation of the cohesive energy of metallic sodium.

In materials physics, Wigner-Seitz cell refers to the region of space closer to one lattice point than to any other, introduced in a cellular calculation of the cohesive energy of metallic sodium. This meaning comes from Wigner (1933) in Physical Review.[1]

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References

Wigner, E., & Seitz, F. (1933). On the Constitution of Metallic Sodium. Physical Review, 43(10), 804-810. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.43.804

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