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| Table 4738 lists examples of CSL (coincident site lattice) translation vectors and angles of
misorientation (θ) at Σ11 <110> FCC tilt grain and twin boundaries. Figure 4738 shows the Σ11 CSL produced by rotation of two (black and white) FCC crystals. The density of the coincident sites is 1/11 so that it is a Σ11 boundary. The CSL translation vectors in the (110) plane are
Figure 4738. Σ11 lattice misorientation viewed along the [110] direction [1]. Table 4738. Examples of CSL (coincident site lattice) translation vectors and angles of
[1] J. A. Brown and Y. Mishin, Dissociation and faceting of asymmetrical tilt grain boundaries: Molecular dynamics simulations of copper, Phys. Rev. B 76, 134118 (2007).
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and 
, where the Miller indices are given relative to the black lattice and 
. An arbitrary Σ11 [110] tilt grain boundary (GB) can be obtained by aligning the GB plane parallel to a chosen CSL plane in the [110] direction and discarding white sites on one side and black sites on the other side of the plane. The choice of these CSL planes as boundary planes produces two well-known symmetrical tilt GBs: Σ11
[110] and Σ11 
[110], respectively. 
