11-22-2023, 07:10 AM
Hi, all,
"NEUTRON_COEFFICIENTS" is explicitly used as a subordinate keyword for "NEUTRON_REAL_SPACE_DATA" and "NEUTRON_RECIPROCAL_SPACE_DATA",
So, what about "XRAY_RECIPROCAL_SPACE_DATA",
(1) The subordinate keywords under the main keyword are directly entered as "NEUTRON_COEFFICIENTS";
(2) or do we need to change the major keyword as "NEUTRON_RECIPROCAL_SPACE_DATA", i.e., nominally for the neutron, but actually for xray ?
"NEUTRON_COEFFICIENTS" would be the best choice if we want to distinguish the same element at different sites.
Thanks
"NEUTRON_COEFFICIENTS" is explicitly used as a subordinate keyword for "NEUTRON_REAL_SPACE_DATA" and "NEUTRON_RECIPROCAL_SPACE_DATA",
So, what about "XRAY_RECIPROCAL_SPACE_DATA",
(1) The subordinate keywords under the main keyword are directly entered as "NEUTRON_COEFFICIENTS";
Code:
XRAY_RECIPROCAL_SPACE_DATA ::
> FILENAME :: 1.dat
> DATA_TYPE :: F(Q)
> FIT_TYPE :: F(Q)
> FITTED_SCALE
> NEUTRON_COEFFICIENTS:: 0.01510 0.00547 0.19228 0.00049 0.03480 0.61196
> CONVOLVE ::
> RECIPROCAL_SPACE_FIT :: 1 1110 1
> RECIPROCAL_SPACE_PARAMETERS :: 1 1110 0.003
> REAL_SPACE_FIT :: 100 1600 1
> REAL_SPACE_PARAMETERS :: 100 1600 2000
(2) or do we need to change the major keyword as "NEUTRON_RECIPROCAL_SPACE_DATA", i.e., nominally for the neutron, but actually for xray ?
Code:
NEUTRON_REAL_SPACE_DATA :: 1
> FILENAME ::1.dat
> DATA_TYPE :: D(r)
> FIT_TYPE :: D(r)
> START_POINT :: 100
> END_POINT :: 1600
> CONSTANT_OFFSET :: 0.0000
> WEIGHT :: 0.015
> NEUTRON_COEFFICIENTS:: 0.01510 0.00547 0.19228 0.00049 0.03480 0.61196
> NO_FITTED_OFFSET
> FITTED_SCALE
"NEUTRON_COEFFICIENTS" would be the best choice if we want to distinguish the same element at different sites.
Thanks