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1. (a) The wurtzite crystal structure, with the in plane lattice parameter a, out of plane parameter c, and internal parameter u. (b) Layered hexagonal crystal structure. The difference between (a) and (b) is a that in (b) u is always 0.5.  

1. (a) The wurtzite crystal structure, with the in plane lattice parameter a, out of plane parameter c, and internal parameter u. (b) Layered hexagonal crystal structure. The difference between (a) and (b) is a that in (b) u is always 0.5.  

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... Strain in crystals is created by deformation and is described as relative lattice displacement. Stress can be applied equally on all sides of a body, which is called pressure, or in a single direction called uniaxial stress [46]. A stress that can bend or twist a body is known as shear stress. ...
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