test-typst/main.typ

@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ Phonons at the #sym.Gamma point were used
 This approximation is widely adopted and justified by the fact that,
   although the phonons participating in Raman processes are not these strictly located at the #sym.Gamma point,
   their dispersion near the #sym.Gamma point is continuous with vanishing derivatives,
-  and their wavevector is very small (about 0.01 nm#sub([-1]) in this paper,
+  and their wavevector is very small (about 0.01 nm#super[-1] in this paper,
     which corresponds to only 1% of the smallest reciprocal lattice vector of 4H-SiC),
   as shown by the orange dotted line in @phonon.
 Therefore, negligible-polar phonons involved in Raman processes
@@ -138,12 +138,25 @@ There are 21 distinct phonons at the #sym.Gamma point in 4H-SiC.
 Among them, 18 phonons are classified as negligible-polar phonons.
 This classification is based on the fact that
   the four Si atoms in the primitive cell carry similar Born effective charges (BEC),
-  as do the four C atoms. // TODO: refer
+  as do the four C atoms, as shown in @bec.
 In these 18 modes, the vibrations of two Si atoms are approximately opposite to those of the other two Si atoms,
   and similarly for the C atoms,
   leading to cancellations of macroscopic polarity.
 
-These phonon modes correspond to twelve irreducible representations of the $\mathrm{C_{6v}}$ point group: $\mathrm{3A_1 + 4B_1 + 3E_1 + 4E_2}$.
+#figure(
+  table(columns: 4, align: center + horizon,
+    table.cell(colspan: 2)[], table.cell(colspan: 2)[*BEC*],
+    table.cell(colspan: 2)[], [x / y direction], [z direction],
+    table.cell(rowspan: 2)[Si atom], [A/C layer], [2.667], [2.626],
+    [B layer], [2.674], [2.903],
+    table.cell(rowspan: 2)[C atom], [A/C layer], [-2.693], [-2.730],
+    [B layer], [-2.648], [-2.800],
+  ),
+  caption: [Born effective charges of Si and C atoms in A/B/C/B layers of 4H-SiC.]
+)<bec>
+
+
+// These phonon modes correspond to twelve irreducible representations of the $\mathrm{C_{6v}}$ point group: $\mathrm{3A_1 + 4B_1 + 3E_1 + 4E_2}$.
 
 
 18 of them are classified as negligible-polar phonons,