One other reference worth noting is Ted Prince's paper in J. Appl. Cryst
[p508-511 (1983). "THE EFFECT OF FINITE DETECTOR SLIT HEIGHT ON PEAK
POSITIONS AND SHAPES IN POWDER DIFFRACTION"]. Ted has a single-parameter
asymmetry model that is computationally simpler than the
Finger-Cox-Jephcoat (though perhaps not as general).
Also, in the interest of fairness, the first implementation of the van
Laar & Yelon approach is a paper by Mike Eddy, Tony Cheetham & Bill
David: Zeolites, p449 (1986).
Brian
Bruce A. Weir wrote:
> Does anyone know of a good reference which discusses peak asymmetry in
> low angle X-ray powder diffraction data?
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