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1) Derive an expression for the volume of the reciprocal cell volume in terms of the...

1) Derive an expression for the volume of the reciprocal cell volume in terms of the volume of the real-space cell, V.

2) Check your expression by determining these volumes for the cells of the bcc lattice.

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