Re: Inst Parameters

2005-07-27 Thread Stefano . Agrestini
each instrument should have his own optmized file Dear John I agree with Francesco. In particular the values of the parameters alp, bet_0 and bet_1 are related to the material and dimensions of the cryogenic moderators for the neutron source and should not be refined, while the sig_j and gam_j

Inst Parameters

2005-07-26 Thread john o callaghan
Rietveld List, I have asked this before, but I'm asking again just by the off chance that I could find a solution. Can anyone help me with respect to an instrument parameter file that I can use with some neutron scattering data from a pulsed neutron source? Then problem is that I am unable to

Re: Inst Parameters

2005-07-26 Thread matteucci
Dear John, I think that each instrument should have his own optmized file, due to its profile function, but if you want to see some parameter files for neutron powder diffraction from a pulsed source you can find them at http://www.isis.rl.ac.uk/crystallography/polaris/ Francesco

Inst Parameters

2005-07-26 Thread Von Dreele, Robert B.
John, As was said by Francesco, you really must go back to the instrument responsible for the diffractometer you used to collect the data for that instrument parameter file. An old example of such a file is \gsas\example\inst_tof.prm (the instrument doesn't exist any longer), however iparm files