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  <abstract>"The Third Edition of Foundations of Crystallography with Computer Applications is designed as a textbook, or self-study guide, for undergraduate and graduate students in science and engineering. Interactive starter programs in Python allow the students to focus on concepts and not treat crystallographic programs as "black boxes." The first 7 chapters introduce the fundamental principles; chapter 8 suggests student projects and forms a bridge to the final 7 chapters with detailed examples of the 7 crystal systems. Over one thousand students have successfully used this book at Virginia Tech"--</abstract>
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