Part 1 : Nanoparticles Module 3 : Dielectric properties of materials
Lecture 4 : Multiple oscillator model for Lattice vibrations
 

3. Biaxial e.g., orthorhombic crystals where MATH :

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4. Biaxial e.g., triclinic and monoclinic crystals where the principal axes of the real and imaginary parts are different :

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As an example, Spitzer and Kleinman listed (also given in the book of Bohren and Huffman) the relevant parameters with seven oscillators for infra-red spectra of quartz, where the sets of parameters are different for electric field along c-axis than for those for electric field perpendicular to
c-axis.