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Foreword to the English translation

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  31 October 2009

Ichiro Sunagawa
Affiliation:
Tohoku University, Japan
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The English version of this book was prepared based on translation by the author of the Japanese version; however, a few modifications have been made to assist the reader. The photographs appearing as plates at the front of the Japanese edition have been moved to the appropriate pages in the text, and references and suggested reading were moved to follow each chapter.

In preparing the English version, several individuals have assisted the author. Professor Andrew Putnis arranged the publication of the English version, and Professor Alan L. Mackay read through the manuscript and gave useful suggestions from a scientific standpoint. Dr. Sally Thomas and Irene Pizzie very carefully checked the manuscript and improved the English. The author sincerely appreciates their contributions. The permissions granted by many authors to reproduce figures from their various books and journals is gratefully acknowledged.

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Crystals
Growth, Morphology, & Perfection
, pp. ix - x
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2005

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