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We give a method for systematically building cubic harmonics, i.e., base vectors of irreducible representations of the group of invariance of a cube. Applications include solid state physics, molecular chemistry, spectroscopy, etc. The only necessary operators are Cz4 and Ry, rotation of π/2 around 0y. Projectors on representations are constructed; then their rows are orthogonalized by a Schmidt method and normalized simply by dividing by the square root of a diagonal element.
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