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Richard E. Stoiber has written:

'Microscopic identification of crystals' -- subject(s): Chemical microscopy, Crystal optics

'Crystal identification with the polarizing microscope' -- subject(s): Crystal optics

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Richard E. Stoiber has written:

'Microscopic identification of crystals' -- subject(s): Chemical microscopy, Crystal optics

'Crystal identification with the polarizing microscope' -- subject(s): Crystal optics

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positive crystal (plural positive crystals)

(optics) a doubly refracting crystal in which the index of refraction for the extraordinary ray is greater than for the ordinary ray, and the former is refracted nearer to the axis than the latter, such as as quartz and ice

negative crystal (plural negative crystals)

  1. (optics) A uniaxial crystal, such as one of calcite, in which the extraordinary wave travels faster than the ordinary wave
  2. A crystal that contains a cavity
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S. Umegaki has written:

'Organic nonlinear optical materials' -- subject(s): Optical constants, Crystal optics

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Norman Holt Hartshorne has written:

'Practical optical crystallography [by] N.H. Hartshorne [and] A. Stuart' -- subject(s): Crystal optics

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Albert A. Michelson has written:

'Studies in optics'

'Studies in optics' -- subject(s): Optics

'Studies in optics' -- subject(s): Optics

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