> Does anyone know which is the expansion of the abbreviation SCOR used in > some Rietveld refinements?. In other words, what means the S, the C, the O > and the R in that parameter introduced by Berar. > As structural ESD's were underestimated in Rietveld refinement, I have proposed a correction factor to obtain more reliable values, see JAC(1991) . The word SCOR appear in a short fortran code given the annex of the paper and was used for Sigma_CORrected_ratio. This word was further used, cited in some papers when this correction coefficient has been calculated in standart software.
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