Is it possible that some of these offending datasets that
are not fitting nicely can be put on the web somewhere
so they can be tried out?
The CCP14 web area is open for such things if required.
I generally have no trouble fitting the entire pattern
with Fullprof and LHPM/Rietica using Le Bailin
How to get calculated reflection intensities *out of* GSAS: REFLIST
Tao wrote:
>
> As the title says.
>
> Thank very much and in advance,
>
> Tao
> 2/3/99
As the title says.
Thank very much and in advance,
Tao
2/3/99
Dear Software Users :-)
Prof. Cheng DONG software ist quite interesting. It it really
usefull for for data smoothing, background subtraction, Kalpha2
elimination, peak search and indexing, etc.
And for those people that use imaging Plate, another freeware
software (one of the
Patrick Weisbecker wrote:
> Hello,
>
> About influence of misalignement on peak assymetry; A good mean to
improve
> symetry of peaks at low angles is to use soller slits, indeed other
> parameters than alignement can be responsible for asymetry.
>
> As for modeling peak shape, I use Fullprof an
Hello,
About influence of misalignement on peak assymetry; A good mean to improve
symetry of peaks at low angles is to use soller slits, indeed other
parameters than alignement can be responsible for asymetry.
As for modeling peak shape, I use Fullprof and i also have difficulties to
find a good
