-Ho Chung, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Dept. of Physics, Korea University
Anam 5, Seongbook
Seoul 136-701, South Korea
tel.) +82-2-3290-3116, +82-10-2067-8389
fax.) +82-2-927-3292
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slightly larger than 17
Angstrom. Is this an intrinsic limitation of GSAS? Is there a way to get
around it?
Thank you very much.
Jae-Ho
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Jae-Ho Chung, Assistant Professor
Department of Physics, Korea University
Anam-dong 5, Seongbook-gu
Seoul 136
d expect "Beta=0" to be a cone
with zero half-angle, but it results in zero moment in FullProfStudio and
zero intensity in the simulation. What could I possibly be doing wrong? How
do I get "conical" structure without assigning two moments on the same
position?
Thank you ve
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Jae-Ho
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Jae-Ho Chung, Assistant Professor
Department of Physics, Korea University
Anam-dong 5, Seongbook-gu
Seoul 136-713, Rep. of Korea
tel.) +82-2-3290-3116
fax.) +82-2-927-3292
web.) <http://scattering.korea.ac.kr> http://scattering.korea.ac.kr
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same trend from
data measured at two different instruments: CW and TOF. FYI, the peak profiles
are quite Lorentzian and asymmetric.
Anybody have experiences such a problem, and/or have suggestions what is going
on? I would greatly appreciate.
Jae-Ho
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