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Dear Rietveld method users,
I have a doubt: does anybody used the Profile
matching routine in FullProf with TOF data ? I'm trying without success
because when I run FullProf (with the instructions Jbt=2, Nat=0, Irf=0, Ias=1,
as written on manual), the program doesn't work, and in my .pcr fil
Dear FullProf Users,
I'm a PhD student learning the use of FullProf for
Riteveld refinement; I read the manual, but I have still some
doubts:
1) BKpos: it's the origin of polynomial
function for background: where do I derive it ? I found an example about a
refinement on HRPD (ISIS) from
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Dear Don, I observed too that in Expgui
multiplicity column is not always readily updated when one changes
position/multiplicity. To have an update also in Expgui I usually run Expedt
(GSAS interface) then I go to the "list atom menu" (i.e. sequence L A L),
where I can see the
Dear Riza,
on the site www.ccp14.ac.uk you can download the software ConvX for
Windows (in the section "What you want to do" - Powder Diffraction -
Powder Diffraction Data Conversion...).
If your type file is not present in the software, you can open your data
file with a notepad and save it as a
Dear Krushna,
you are right, but if you create on your mail program a rule (or
filter) that says: put all messages which has the field CC filled with
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" in a new folder named for example Rietveld Mailing
List...I think one can be confident about the content of the mail.
I'm sorry
eaks, which has index l=2n, while the others are general); but my
refinement doesn't work: the calculated profile presents very sharp
peaks for all experimental peaks.
What is my mistake?
Thanks in advance,
Marco Sommariva
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Department of Materials Science
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Marco Sommariva
Department of Materials Science
University of Milano - Bicocca
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Phone +39.02.6448.5141 (5142)
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uld like to use also these peaks in the
refinement.
Another little question: which convergence criterion do you think it's
better for a normal Rietveld refinement? In Expgui the default value is
fixed to 0.01, but I read it could be bigger but less than 0.10.
Thanks a lot in advance,
marco
Good afternoon,
Does somebody can tell me the value of the ionic
radius of Bi(+3) in 12 coordination ?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Marco
Marco SommarivaDepartment of Materials
ScienceUniversity of Milano - BicoccaVia R. Cozzi 53 - 20125 MILAN,
ITALYPhone +39.02.6448.5141 (5142)Fax
Good evening,
I have a question about Miller indexes (h k l) in
the space group R-3c (n° 167):
in the article Chem. Mater. 2003, 15, 2084-2093 the
authors writes:
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I can't understand why (3 0 3) is forbidden in
R-3c, since the general reflection condition is: -h+k+l=3n.
But this rule is
Dear All and Dear Gerard,
I have a very little experience on Rietveld
refinement, but my professor always says to me that a negative value of
isotropic factor U has no phisical meaning, and it can be a sign that your
(fixed) occupation factors (frac) are too small; in fact frac and U-iso are
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