Andifwedothat, we'llseethedirectionthatthevectortravelsupinthe Z directionanddirectlyoverthenegative Y, sorry, thenegative A3 axis.
Andittravelsbyonestepoverinthehorizontaldirection, thatisthe A latticeparameter, andthenduringthatdistance, thattravel, ittravelsup a riseofthelatticeparameter.
Soifwelookatthatvectorinthethree-axissystemnow, itwouldbethevectorthatoriginatesattheconventionaloriginandthentravelsoneoverinthe X, oneoverinthe Y, andoneupinthe Z.
Soit's infactoneofthosecubediagonals, andspecifically, it's the 1, 1, 1 directionin a cubicsystem.
It's a littledifficulttoseeexactlywhereit's goingtoexittheunitcell.
Hopefully, ifyousketchinyouraxesaroundtheoriginofthevector, it'llbe a littlemoreclear.
Butyoucansee, ifitactuallytraversestwostepsalongthe A1 directionbeforeitrisesup 1 and Z, thatmeansthatyou'regoingtohaveitexitingthefrontfaceathalftheheight.
OK, sothatmeanswe'vegotthisvectornowthatoriginatesattheconventionaloriginofourcubeandtravelsouttowardsus, towardsyouthisway, I suppose, andrisesupbyhalfoftheunitcell, halftheheightinthe Z direction, beforeitexitsthatfrontface.
Sothepointcoordinatesofthatpointwherethevectorexitstheunitcell, startingat 0, 0, 0, wouldbe 1 inthe X, 1 halfinthe Y, and 1 halfinthe Z.
Sowe'vegot a vectorthatyoumultiplyacrossby 2.
Thevectorin 3-space, orinthe 3-axissystem, is 2, 1, 1.