Abstract
The three modulated ordered phases in tetrathiafulvalene-tetracyanoquinodimethane are described in terms of four- and five-dimensional superspace groups. The 47-K transition is driven by a soft excitation polarized in the fourth "phase" direction. Extinction rules are derived, and the absence of certain 4kF spots observed by Kagoshima et al. are explained. Additional experiments are suggested to completely determine the space groups.