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La2O3, Nd2O3 (In both cases the oxygen atoms only partially occupy the (6b) Wyckoff positions.)
(Duan, 2014) predicted that this structure of H3S would be a conventional superconductor at temperatures above 191 K and a pressure of 200 GPa. (Drozdov, 2015) found a superconductor in the hydrogen-sulfur system at 203 K and pressure near 200 GPa. (Bernstein, 2015) showed that this structure is the ground state of the H–S system near 200 GPa. Both La2O3 and Nd2O3 can form in this structure under ambient conditions, but in both cases the oxygen atoms occupy only 50% of the (6b) Wyckoff positions. We have used the fact that all vectors of the form $\left( \pm a/2 \mathbf{\hat{x}} \pm a/2 \mathbf{\hat{y}} \pm a/2 \mathbf{\hat{z}} \right)$ are primitive vectors of the body-centered cubic lattice to simplify the positions of some atoms in both lattice and Cartesian coordinates.
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