Multiple CSLs for the body centered cubic lattice
Abstract
Ordinary Coincidence Site Lattices (CSLs) are defined as the intersection of a lattice with a rotated copy R of itself. They are useful for classifying grain boundaries and have been studied extensively since the mid sixties. Recently the interests turned to so-called multiple CSLs, i.e. intersections of n rotated copies of a given lattice , in particular in connection with lattice quantizers. Here we consider multiple CSLs for the 3-dimensional body centered cubic lattice. We discuss the spectrum of coincidence indices and their multiplicity, in particular we show that the latter is a multiplicative function and give an explicit expression of it for some special cases.
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