The Coulomb interaction is calculated for thin ionic slabs of any structure and orientation. For ions lying on different planes, parallel to the plane of the slab, the direct-space double sum is transformed into a rapidly converging double sum in reciprocal space only, while for ions lying on the same plane, a two-dimensional version of Ewald's method is used. Finally we comment on the macroscopic field associated with long-wavelength vibrations of an infinite lattice on the basis of a two-dimensional summation method.
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