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Special topics on mathematical solid geometry
1, let the rhombic diagonal BD and AC intersect at N point, and CE and AF intersect at M point.

BD=√2,? AC=2, because the rhombic diagonals bisect each other vertically. According to Pythagorean theorem, AB=√6/2, AF = √ (AC 2+CF 2) =? 2√2,

BF=√(BC^2+CF^2)=? √22/2,

At △ABF, according to the cosine theorem, BF 2ab 2+AF 2-2 * AB * AFCOS < BAF.

cos & ltBAF=√3/3,

AF=AF,AB=AD,BF=DF,

△ABF?△ADF,

BG⊥AF from B, connected to DG,

According to congruent triangles's congruence relation, DG ⊥ AF < BGD is the plane angle of dihedral angle B-AF-D,

Sin< package =√6/3, Sin< bag? =BG/AB,BG= 1,BG=DG= 1,BD=√2,

Triangle BGD is an isosceles right triangle with BGD=90 degrees.

The dihedral angle B-AF-D is 90 degrees.

2. The common part of E-ABCD and F-ABCD is M-ABCD.

MN is the common midline of two triangles AFC and BEC, MN‖CF‖AE,

AE⊥ plane ABCD, CF⊥ plane ABCD,

Therefore, MN⊥ plane ABCD,

MN=CF/2= 1,

S diamond ABCD=BD*AC/2=2*√2/2=√2,

∴V Pyramid M-ABCD=? S diamond ABCD*MN/3=√2* 1/3=√2/3.