Dear Yaroslav (and others),
Use cylindrical symmetry for flat plate Bragg-Brentano samples. There
isn't sufficient information in a single scan to do more than that.
Conseqently wnen you used mmm ample symmetry you got nonsense
(J=400!!). Use POLFPLOT option A to plot the resulting axial
Even if the sample has a rolling (orthorhombic) sample symmetry, in a
Bragg-Brentano pure experiment you see it as a cylindrical symmetry as
you cannot distinguish between rotations around the normal to the
sample. If you use a lower symmetry some of the spherical harmonic
coefficients will
Hi,
In Bragg-Brentano geometry the sample symmetry play no role because the
scattering vector has a single direction in sample for the whole pattern
(the normal to the plate). So in this geometry it is seen only the
dependence of the pole distribution on the crystal direction (hkl). By
forcing
