the Bond Valence Method (BVM, also
known as I.D.Brown method).
Lachlan, just for the record, bond valences actually go back to
Zachariasen (1954), who formalised ideas first proposed by Pauling
(1929). David Brown and others have contributed much to producing the
best formulation and parameters f
Dear Angel,
to my knowledge there is no easily available Rietveld program with
dislocation broadening implemented. Wu et al. (Wu, E., Kisi, E. H. &
Gray, E. Mac. A., 1998, J. Appl. Cryst. 31, 363-368) have used their
version of Rietica. For the last news on the availability of this
program you
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Hi
Folks,
There is now a new
Linux version of GSAS that matches the recent Windows version. Lots of changes
since the last Linux one. See GSASNEWS.TXT for details.
Find it at ftp://ftp.ccp14.ac.uk/ccp14/ftp-mirror/gsas/public/gsas/ in
the linux subdirectory.
As usual let me kn
Dear Radovan,
I am interested to go through the paper of yours (J. Appl. Cryst. 33, 2000, 997-1005
), which you have reffered in your mail reply to the mail concerning software for
detemining dislocations density.
But we donot have subscription of Journal of Applied Crystallography.I will be
tha
