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Hallo
Maria,
Temperature factors are strongly correlated with
surface roughness. Refining them using X-rays easily lead to rediculously
large positive values or even negative values. My advice would be
to fix them at the theoretical values, especially for the QPA of
a com
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Title: Re: Esther Schilder/ASD/Albemarle is out of the office.
Are we going to get one of these every hour until July 13th?
Andrew
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E. Andrew Payzant
Senior R&D Staff Member
Metals & Ceramics Division
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
1 Bethel Valley Road
PO Box 2008, MS 6064
Oak Ridge, TN, 378
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Title: RE: DBWS vs other refinement programs
Venkat,
Following Vincent's reply, here is one more piece of statistics
http://danse.cacr.caltech.edu/polls/results.php?sid=22
Of course, the number of people using Rietveld software is more than 269 (number of answers in the survey) and even mo
Hi all,
I have a question on temperature factors in Rietveld
refinement.
I am on working on a complicated system with over 12 phases
on average (it is cement-like in chemistry and mineralogy). I tend not to
refine temperature factors in order to reduce the number of refinable
parameter
> I have been following this mailing list for almost 2-3
> years now and I am kind of surprised to see that the
> questions related DBWS program is almost nil (I did
> post one question!).
>
> Is the DBWS's DOS interface is the main reason for,can
> I say, low usage of DBWS in the refinement
> comm
Hello All,
I use the DBWS 9411 pc program to do my
refinementsI do refinements mainly to determine
accurate lattice parameters and also determine subtle
changes in the structure during intercalation in
layered hosts etc.
I have been following this mailing list for almost 2-3
years now and I a
Dear all,
I am looking for a GSAS instrument parameter file that I can use with small
angle neutron scattering data from a pulsed neutron source. I am lacking the
experience to construct one myself, so can anyone point me in the right
direction?
All the best,
John Callaghan
SuperCritical Flui
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