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    Ward Moortgat
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    Fe-1: it has 3 four-fold axes, thus resulting in a zero EFG-tensor.
    Fe-2: If we treat 2a and 2b differently, it has 3 two-fold axes and thus a non-zero EFG-tensor.
    If we treat 2a and 2b the same, we have 2 two-fold axes and 1 four-fold axes and thus a zero EFG-tensor

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