Re: Too many reflections in Fullprof

Markus If you don´t want to loose your data points, you can edit the "fullprof.dim" file to define the dimension of the arrays in fullprof. The first value MAXPOINT value defines the maximum number of data points in your experimental data. A copy of this file should be in the same directory of y

Re: Too many reflections in Fullprof

Hi Markus, you’re right. When I put Ste=2 the program runs, even if half experimental points are lost. It seems that with this FP version the step size of the diffraction pattern must be larger. Thank you, Alberto Scrive Markus Valkeapää : > Hi! > Just a thought but increasing parameter "Ste"

Re: Too many reflections in Fullprof

Hi! Just a thought but increasing parameter "Ste" might help. From FullProf manual: -- ISTEP=1,2,3,.. If ISTEP>1 the number of data points is reduced by (Ste) a factor of ISTEP. Only those points corresponding to the new step size ISTEP*STEP (see Line #3 below) are taken into

Too many reflections in Fullprof

Hello, I'm trying to run some old PCR files that I obtained 5 years ago by refining synchrotron data, but I have a problem. Now I'm working with the February 2008 Fullprof version and when I'm trying to run this old PCR files a "Stop/Warning Box" opens with the warning "Too many reflections or to

New DISCUS release and workshop ..

Hi, we are very happy to announce the release of the next version of the DISCUS package. For details visit the DISCUS homepage at http://discus.sourceforge.net. We are also hosting a DISCUS workshop from September 23-26, 2010 in Erlangen, Germany. The focus will be nanopparticle modeling. For deta