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The 28 pages that link to Bravais lattice, each with the reason it gives.

• Crystal systemRelated: The fourteen lattices subdivide the seven systems by translational arrangement.

• Unit cellRelated: Bravais lattices classify the translational arrangements represented by unit cells.

• CrystallographyRelated: Bravais lattices classify the translational periodicity underlying crystal structures.

• Reciprocal latticeRelated: Every reciprocal lattice is itself a Bravais lattice, with symmetry related to the direct lattice.

• Monoclinic crystal systemRelated: The monoclinic system contains primitive and base-centered Bravais lattices.

• Space groupRelated: Its translations form the periodic framework that space-group operations must preserve.

• Cubic crystal systemRelated: Three Bravais lattices have cubic unit-cell geometry.

• Photonic crystalRelated: Lattice symmetry organizes the repeated refractive-index pattern.

• Lattice parameterRelated: Each Bravais type imposes characteristic relationships among unit-cell lengths and angles.

• Tetragonal crystal systemRelated: The tetragonal system contains primitive and body-centered Bravais lattices.

• Electron backscatter diffractionRelated: Lattice type constrains which diffraction patterns and symmetries EBSD can identify.

• Triclinic crystal systemRelated: The triclinic system contains primitive lattices, with no centered alternative.

• Miller indexRelated: The lattice type and axes establish the coordinate system used for plane indices.

• Pontryagin dualityRelated: Duality identifies lattice translations with reciprocal-lattice frequencies in crystallographic Fourier analysis.

• Hexagonal crystal familyRelated: The family is defined through lattice symmetry, not merely the shapes of individual crystals.