ind an expression for the diffusion coefficient in parallel and perpendicular to he basal plane for primitive hexagonal structure and close packed ideal exagonal structure. Assume I is isotropic and use only the nearest neighbors rom first and second orders.

ind an expression for the diffusion coefficient in parallel and perpendicular to he basal plane for primitive hexagonal structure and close packed ideal exagonal structure. Assume I is isotropic and use only the nearest neighbors rom first and second orders.

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2. Find an expression for the diffusion coefficient in parallel and perpendicular to
the basal plane for primitive hexagonal structure and close packed ideal
hexagonal structure. Assume I is isotropic and use only the nearest neighbors
from first and second orders.

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