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Bayleyite is shown to be a very isotropic ductile mineral possessing a bulk modulus of B ~28 GPa. The infrared spectrum of bayleyite is obtained experimentally from a natural mineral sample from the Jáchymov ore district, Czech Republic, and determined employing density functional perturbation theory. Since both spectra show a high degree of consistence, the bands in the observed spectrum are assigned using the theoretical methodology. The atomic vibrational motions localized in the uranyl tricarbonate units are described in detail, usin
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