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    The document discusses acoustic and optical modes in crystals. It explains that: 1) Acoustic modes involve vibrations where atoms move in the same direction at the same time, maintaining equilibrium. 2) Optical modes involve vibrations where sets of atoms move in opposite directions, with amplitudes inversely proportional to distance from the center. 3) Both acoustic and optical modes can be produced by inducing vibrations using beams or electromagnetic waves, and depend on the structure of the crystal.

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    The document discusses acoustic and optical modes in crystals. It explains that: 1) Acoustic modes involve vibrations where atoms move in the same direction at the same time, maintaining equilibrium. 2) Optical modes involve vibrations where sets of atoms move in opposite directions, with amplitudes inversely proportional to distance from the center. 3) Both acoustic and optical modes can be produced by inducing vibrations using beams or electromagnetic waves, and depend on the structure of the crystal.

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    The document discusses acoustic and optical modes in crystals. It explains that: 1) Acoustic modes involve vibrations where atoms move in the same direction at the same time, maintaining equilibrium. 2) Optical modes involve vibrations where sets of atoms move in opposite directions, with amplitudes inversely proportional to distance from the center. 3) Both acoustic and optical modes can be produced by inducing vibrations using beams or electromagnetic waves, and depend on the structure of the crystal.

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