Re: An additional criterion for the Rietveld method

2017-11-15 Thread Reinhard Kleeberg
Dear Masami Tsubota, thanks for pointing to the paper. To be honest I'm not completely clear about the meaning of some termini used in the summary, and about the value of this new criterion. My questions: 1) What does "peak shift" really mean in this context? Obviously you discuss any differe

[SUSPECTED SPAM] [SUSPECTED SPAM] Re: Fwd: RE: Tsubota's paper

2017-11-15 Thread TSUBOTA Masami
Dear Antonio and Norberto, Thank you, both of you. It uses a single SRM and a single instrument, and a single geometry, (snip) if you consider thermal expansion of the detector box for Delta T <~ 1 deg. I strongly agree with Antonio's plan. If I had budget, I should performed them. (FYI, w

[SUSPECTED SPAM] Re: Tsubota's paper

2017-11-15 Thread TSUBOTA Masami
Dear Norberto, Thank you for your comments. 1. The differences in cell parameters on using different ranges may well derive from the use of a “wrong” model, where “asphericity” of the form factors (their vectorial dependence) is not considered, nor anharmonicity of the atomic displ

Re: An additional criterion for the Rietveld method

2017-11-15 Thread TSUBOTA Masami
Dear Johannnes, Thank you, too. Am I right that your new criterion (Σ|Δ2θR|(sum or all) = Min) relies on the previous knowledge of the true, correct lattice parameter (which was certified for LaB6 in case of the NIST material SRM 660a treated in the article)? No. The criteria do not rely on t

Fwd: RE: Tsubota's paper

2017-11-15 Thread Norberto Masciocchi
Sent on behalf of Antonio Cervellino (SLS), who's not in the rietveld list. Best Norberto I have read quickly the paper (not attached but I found it) It uses a single SRM and a single instrument, and a single geometry, without reference to the accuracy of its angular calibration. Therefore I