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Why are these bravais lattices the same? B-monoclinic and primitive (P)-monoclinic (if b is the unique axis) base-centered (C)-monoclinic and body-centered (I) monoclinic (if b is the unique axis)

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Why are these bravais lattices the same?

B-monoclinic and primitive (P)-monoclinic (if b is the unique axis)

base-centered (C)-monoclinic and body-centered (I) monoclinic (if b is the unique axis)

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