quasiperiodic in two dimensions (polygonal or dihedral quasicrystals)
There is one periodic direction perpendicular to the quasiperodic layers.
- octagonal quasicrystals with local 8-fold symmetry [primitive & body-centered lattices]
- decagonal quasicrystals with local 10-fold symmetry [primitive lattice]
- dodecagonal quasicrystals with local 12-fold symmetry [primitive lattice]
quasiperiodic in three dimensions, no periodic direction
- icosahedral quasicrystals (axes:12x5-fold, 20x3-fold, 30x2-fold) [primitive, body-centered & face-centered lattices]
new type (reported in Nature, Nov.2000)
- "icosahedral" quasicrystal with broken symmetry (stable binary Cd5.7Yb)
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