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We refer to the reflection about the main diagonal of the square as Mm, the main diagonal mirror, and to reflection about the line joining midpoints of adjacent sides as Me, the eccentric mirror. As usual, L is used for the related glide reflections, whose meanings we hope are clear from context. R4 will indicate rotation of a quarter turn about the origin. Some of these are indicated in the diagram.
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| The square lattice cell |
There is a bewildering variety of relationships among these isometries, but we list only a few useful ones: d Me = Mm, Mm M = h2 R4.
Every type for which the square lattice is needed has R4
as either a positive or negating symmetry. Therefore every pattern has a
positive half-turn and we may start with terms of the kind listed for the
rectangular cell types with half-turns
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Because we require combinations of these terms, let us adopt shorthand
notation as follows:
C+(n,m) = cos(nX) cos(mY) + cos(mX) cos(nY)
C-(n,m) = cos(nX) cos(mY) - cos(mX) cos(nY)
S+(n,m) = sin(nX) sin(mY) - sin(mX) sin(nY)
S-(n,m) = sin(nX) sin(mY) + sin(mX) sin(nY)
The terms with superscript + are invariant under R4, while the others negate when R4 is applied.
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