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IN a former publication1, an account was given of the examination of the topographical structure of a cleavage face of a selenite crystal, use being made of multiple-beam Fizeau fringes. Only low magnifications of area were used, yet it was observed that the fringes were extremely ragged, indicative of a complex surface âfine-structureâ.
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TOLANSKY, S., KHAMSAVI, A. Cleavage of Selenite and Mosaic Structure. Nature 158, 519 (1946). https://doi.org/10.1038/158519a0
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