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Solid State Physics a) Draw the hegzagonal lattice  and write the primitive translation vectors of the lattice...

Solid State Physics

a) Draw the hegzagonal lattice  and write the primitive translation vectors of the lattice .

b) Calculate the volume of the primitive cell.

c) Find the primitive translation vectors of reciprocal lattice.

d) Write down the rciprocal lattice vector.

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