Crystal Structure: Real and Reciprocal Lattice

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This lecture covers the concepts of crystal structure, real and reciprocal lattice, and Miller indices. It explains the wave-particle duality, Schrodinger equation, and solutions for free particles and infinite well. The lecture also delves into the Fourier transforms, Brillouin zone, and Miller indices for lattice planes.

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