. I worry whether or
not this is accepted in refreeing if I submit such a paper?
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Dear All,
I have obtained some X-ray data of YBa2Cu3O7-y compounds, and since I was
suggested conventional X-ray is not ideal to study the oxygen atom
arrangement in this compound, whilst I did observe this effect when goes to
rietveld refinement, in which the refinement seems to be reluctant to
Hi Rietveler,
Could you suggest me about the comparative aspects between powder
diffraction PDF and EXAFS PDF, mainly how the resolution capabilities, in
resolving the radial distribution, ie, the large Q-range is essential to
have better resolution of it due to the fourier transformation
Dear GSAS people,
Here is Lingfei, and I am sorry for
bothering you, given incapability of reading this error-like message, when I get
into the step to input the "raw histogram input file name", i.e., what I put in
is, xr95630.gsa, and I make sure all the files are in the working directory,
Dear Riza,
Dear colleagues,
I have some question about widplt
feature on EXPGUI :
1. Can I use the FWHM value
of widtht to calculate particle size?
"Sure you can, actually the normal
idea to have a go towards that purpose using the value you mentioned, however,
there
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Dear friends,
For ur question, I feel better to you details.
simply, I quoted the text from International Crystallographic Volume A for
you ref.
An asymmetric unit of a space group is a (simply connected) smallest closed
part of space from which, by application of all symmetry
Dear Rietvelder,
"Unfortunately there are currently (at
least to the authors knowledge) no books available giving a modern overview
about disordered crystals and the analysis of diffuse scattering aided by
computer simulation methods. However, there is a number of recent review
articles
A very interesting thing happened when I did magnetic refinement, first of
all, I put in the parameters for Nuclear structure only, coz I want to have the
difference before putting magnetic phase, and then after this, everything is
readyfor nuclear structure refinement, by
Hi there, dear all
I am using GSAS to do magnetic refinement, and after working it out, I
considering to visualize the magnetic structure based on GSAS output value,
therefore, could some people suggest if you got one windows-based routine to do
so?
Thank you very much!
Hi there, William
By the coincidence, I am freshly user of EXAFS, and I just find, a couple of days ago,
there is a very good freeware serving your purpose, developed by EXAFS station
scientist from HASYLAB, DESY, actually I forget the website they provide, anyway, if
you give me permission,
I dont konw if I am corrected completely, however, I think you can use common peak
data analysis software, i.e. Xfit to do Guassian and Lorentzian analysis to get the
area and peak height, then extract the integral breadth, and error as well.
http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/tutorial/xfit-95/xfit.htm
Hi, Apu,
I am not a beginner of GSAS though, it seems there is no direct, GUI-based way to read
the size of grain, and basically, I dont think there is such kind of clever software,
at least for the non-commercial source. However,
We are generally taught, that Deviations from ideal
However, I maybe personally suggest to try this software at the address, A simple
program for analyzing the diffraction line broadening is available. The program
calculates domain size and strain from input integral breadths of at least two
physically broadened diffraction-line profiles.:
Dear all,
Recently, one of my friends ask me, coz he is neutron stranger, and his question is
about one of his project in which they are studying the nanometer-sized domain effect
on Nickel ferrite, NiFe2O4, different from conventional formula and occupancy which
are used to describe the
Dear All here,
It is so appreciated to see so many responses in such a short time, you know just
after break from Dinner, and I will study more in the relevant techniques,I feel it is
quite tremendously impressive, since this is the first time, I place a long problem,
and It is quite good for
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