… ; this path, often a collection of atomic trajectories, describes a distortion. Here we introduce
an antisymmetry operation called distortion reversal that reverses a distortion pathway. …

… reversal operation has an analog that reverses the distortion … distortion group involving 1*;
it has the same form as a … distortion is mostly the nearly rigid rotation of the B3O6 rings. For β-…

… the fundamental concepts underlying antisymmetry and the specific examples of antisymmetries
… The elements of the overall distortion group G of the entire path can then be obtained as …

… if antisymmetric distortions are present. We start with a regular octahedron and consider …
that the possibility of s+ mixing causes a tendency to instability to antisymmetric distortions in a …

… the differences between the effects of the interpair interaction to the symmetric distortion and
on the antisymmetric distortion. … the coupling strengths of the Fe ion with molecular distortion …

… on the electronic structure of the metal center [25]. Instead, we … the distorting effect originating
from the size and the position of the metal center compared to the cavity of the ligand as the …

… the crucial role of the observed lattice distortion which strongly affects the magnetocrystalline
anisotropy, as well as the … In combination with antisymmetry of the DM exchange dij …

… remarks upon the antisymmetric, as well … the antisymmetrical stress distribution the distortion
strain energy is a relative maximum along the crack and 60 per cent lower ± 85 deg to the …

… to an antisymmetric part of the stress … distortion, the Doi theory is valid only in the limit of
spatial homogeneity. It is especially noteworthy that spatial distortion of nematics often takes the …

… , we can calculate the correction to the settling velocity owing to shape distortion. On the
other hand, … In order to measure the antisymmetric distortion we define AD as the difference of …