Re: Anisotropic peak broadening with TOPAS

2008-10-31 Thread Frank Girgsdies
Dear Topas users, thanks to your helpful input, I've now come up with a (probably clumsy) solution to achieve my goal (see my original post far down below). For those who are interested, I'll explain it in relatively high detail, but before I do so, I want to make some statements to prevent

Re: cif files for austenite

2008-10-31 Thread Frank Girgsdies
Dear Antonio, as far as I know, austenite is just a solid solution of a few mole-% of carbon in gamma-iron. Thus, you essentially need the structure of gamma-Fe, which is very simple, as it is an fcc metal (space group Fm-3m, a = 3.6468 A, just one Fe atom located on 0,0,0). I found one ICSD

RE: Anisotropic peak broadening with TOPAS

2008-10-31 Thread AlanCoelho
Hi Frank I'm not 100% sure what you have been doing but I think the copying and pasting to get LVol values for particular sets of hkls can be maybe done in a more simple manner as shown below. If it's not clear then contact me off the list. prm lor_h00 300 min .3 prm lor_0k0 300 min .3