Analytical




Contents

Release 4.5, June 2000


      How to Use This Book

Who should use this book
How to find information
Other Cerius2 books
Electronic information sources
Typographical conventions

1.      Diffraction-Crystal

Models for Diffraction-Crystal
Simulating crystal diffraction patterns
To calculate and display the diffraction pattern of a crystal
Calculate Crystal Diffraction control panel
Specifying the radiation parameters
To change the radiation parameters
Xray Preferences control panel
Neutron Preferences control panel
Electron Preferences control panel
Specifying the temperature factors
To specify the temperature factors
Temperature Factors control panel
Setting the display variables
Powder pattern display variables
To set the powder pattern display variables
To set the powder instrument variables
To set the instrumental broadening variables
To set the preferred orientation variables
Display Powder Diffraction control panel
Powder Instrument control panel
Instrumental Broadening control panel
Preferred Orientation control panel
Fiber pattern display variables
To set the fiber pattern display variables
To set the parameters for plotting simple fiber patterns
To set the parameters for plotting realistic fiber patterns
Display Fiber Diffraction control panel
Scans Preferences control panel
Simple Preferences control panel
Realistic Preferences control panel
Single crystal pattern display variables
To set the single crystal pattern display variables
Display Single-Crystal Diffraction control panel
Redisplaying the diffraction pattern
To redisplay after changing the display variables or region
Comparing with experimental data
To compare with 1D experimental data
To compare with 2D experimental data
1-D Experimental Data control panel
2-D Experimental Data control panel
Listing and saving the data
To list or save the simulated diffraction data
Output Preferences control panel

2.      Diffraction-Amorphous

Models for Diffraction-Amorphous
Simulating amorphous diffraction patterns
Scattering calculation/display types
Isotropic display
Anisotropic display
To calculate an amorphous diffraction pattern
Calculate Amorphous Diffraction control panel
Specifying the radiation
To change the radiation parameters
Xray Preferences control panel
Neutron Preferences control panel
Electron Preferences control panel
Point Preferences control panel
Setting the display variables
To set isotropic display preferences
To set meridional display preferences
To set cylindrical display preferences
To set Legendre display preferences
Isotropic Preferences control panel
Meridional Preferences control panel
Cylindrical Preferences control panel
Legendre Preferences control panel
Setting model-size corrections
To set model-size corrections for isotropic scattering
To set model-size corrections for cylindrical scattering
To set model-size corrections for Legendre scattering
Model-Size Corrections control panel
Calculating radial distribution functions
To calculate a default RDF
To alter RDF parameters and redisplay an RDF
To calculate isotropic scattering from the current RDF
Calculate RDF control panel
Broadened RDF control panel
Reduced RDF control panel
Calculating cylindrical distribution functions
To calculate a default CDF
To alter CDF parameters and redisplay an CDF
Calculate CDF control panel
Broadened CDF control panel
Reduced CDF control panel
Using experimental data
References

3.      Diffraction-Faulted

The DIFFaX algorithm
Using Diffraction-Faulted
Models for DIFFaX
File naming conventions used in DIFFaX
Running a DIFFaX job
Specifying the control file
Dump file
Symmetry Dump
Diffraction intensities
To run a DIFFaX job
DIFFaX Interface control panel
Setting the control parameters
Control Parameters control panel
Specifying diffraction parameters
Instrumental broadening
None
Gaussian
Lorentzian
Pseudo-Voigt (Gaussian and Lorentzian)
Selecting the diffraction point group
Setting the diffraction parameters
Diffraction parameters control panel
Layer Specification
Layer Creation
Layer sequencing
Setting the layer specification parameters
Layer Specification control panel
Specifying the stacking parameters
Setting the stacking parameters
Stacking Parameters control panel

4.      Rietveld (DBWS)

DBWS-9006 documentation
Models for Rietveld (DBWS)
Loading the experimental data
Running a Rietveld (DBWS) refinement
To run a Rietveld (DBWS) refinement
To run a Rietveld (DBWS) analysis (no refinement)
To run a Rietveld (DBWS) calculation
To set the refinement preferences
Rietveld (DBWS) Run control panel
Rietveld (DBWS) Refinement control panel
Specifying the simulation variables
To specify the simulation variables
DBWS Radiation control panel
DBWS Range control panel
DBWS Peak Profiles control panel
Specifying the refinable variables
Background variables
To specify the background variables
DBWS Background control panel
Model-specific variables
To specify the model variables
DBWS Model Variables control panel
Atomic variables
To specify the atomic variables
DBWS Atomic Variables control panel
Specifying the file controls and run mode
To specify the file controls and run mode
To recover results from a background job
DBWS File Controls control panel
Performing Quantitative phase analysis
To perform quantitative phase analysis using Rietveld DBWS
Phases - Quantitative Phase Analysis control panel
References

5.      Rietveld (GSAS)

GSAS documentation
Interfacing with the GSAS programs
GSAS File Controls control panel
Loading the experimental data
Writing model data to a GSAS experiment file
Models for Rietveld (GSAS)
Single or multiple phases
Rigid body constraints
.EXP template file defaults
To write model data to a GSAS experiment file
GSAS Phases control panel
GSAS Rigid Bodies control panel
Writing diffraction data to a GSAS powder data file
To write experimental diffraction data to a GSAS powder data file
GSAS Datasets control panel
Running a Rietveld (GSAS) refinement
To refine a crystal model with Rietveld (GSAS) and GSAS
Displaying the refinement results
To display the refinement results
Calculating and displaying Fourier maps
To calculate Fourier map files
To display a Fourier map file
Fourier - 3D Surfaces control panel
Fourier - 2D Sections control panel
GSAS Files control panel
References

6.      Powder Indexing

About Powder Indexing
Input and output files in Powder Indexing
The experimental powder pattern
To load the experimental powder pattern
1-D Experimental Data control panel
Preparing data for finding peaks
To find peaks using the automatic search command
To pick peaks by hand and edit the peak table
Peaks control panel
Automatic Peak Search control panel
Running TREOR90 and DICVOL91 from Powder Indexing
To Run TREOR90
To Run DICVOL91
Run Indexing control panel
TREOR90 Preferences control panel
DICVOL91 Preferences control panel
Analysis and Refinement of TREOR90 output with PIRUM
To view output files, create a new model, and run PIRUM
To run a PIRUM refinement
TREOR90 Analysis control panel
DICVOL91 Analysis control panel
TREOR90 and DICVOL91 Files control panel
PIRUM Preferences control panel
References

7.      EXAFS

About EXAFS and Excurve: overview of procedures
Models in EXAFS
Using experimental data
To read in and display an experimental data set
EXAFS Experimental Data control panel
Setting up shell and energy parameters for the EXAFS calculation
To set shell parameters from the model
To enter shell parameters by hand
To save shell parameters to file
To load shell parameters from file
EXAFS Parameters control panel
EXAFS Model Calculation control panel
Load EXAFS Parameters control panel
Save EXAFS Parameters control panel
Calculating atom energy potentials and phaseshifts
To calculate all atom phaseshifts the easy way
To calculate atom energy potentials
To calculate and display phaseshifts
To save phaseshifts to file
To load phaseshifts from file
EXAFS Potentials control panel
EXAFS Phaseshifts control panel
EXAFS Excited Atom Parameters control panel
EXAFS Potential Parameters control panel
EXAFS Phaseshift Plot Options control panel
Save EXAFS Phaseshifts control panel
Load EXAFS Phaseshifts control panel
Calculating an EXAFS spectrum (single scattering)
To calculate a single scattering EXAFS spectrum
Run EXAFS control panel
EXAFS Calculate Preferences control panel
Setting plot options
To set plot options
EXAFS Plot Options control panel
Calculating an EXAFS spectrum (multiple scattering)
To calculate a multiple scattering EXAFS spectrum
EXAFS Multiple Scattering Preferences control panel
Calculating a surface/single-crystal EXAFS spectrum
To calculate an EXAFS spectrum for a surface/single crystal
EXAFS Surface/Single Crystal Preferences control panel
Refining shell and energy parameters
Refinement constraints and restraints
Refinement constraints
Refinement distance restraints
To refine shell and energy parameters
To apply distance restraints for parameter refinement
To apply constraints for parameter refinement
EXAFS Refinement Preferences control panel
EXAFS Refinement Restraints control panel
EXAFS Refinement Constraints control panel
Scanning parameters to aid refinement
To perform a 1D parameter scan
To perform a 2D parameter scan
EXAFS Scan Preferences control panel
Fourier transforms in EXAFS
Forward Fourier transforms
Reverse Fourier transforms
To set up calculation of the forward Fourier transform
To calculate the reverse Fourier transform
EXAFS Fourier Transforms control panel
EXAFS FT Window Parameters control panel
EXAFS Reverse Fourier Transforms control panel
References

8.      LEED/RHEED

Using LEED
The LEED simulation
Procedure to calculate a LEED pattern
To alter the display properties of a LEED pattern
To set atom-specific temperature factors
LEEDiffraction control panel
Using RHEED
The RHEED simulation
Procedure to calculate a RHEED pattern
To alter the display properties of a RHEED pattern
RHEEDiffraction control panel
References

9.      HRTEM

Simulating HRTEM experiments
To perform an all-in-one simulation
Creating slices from crystal models
Calculating projected potentials
Calculating phase transfer functions
To create slices and calculate the projected potentials
To calculate a phase-transfer function from a .prj file
Create Slices control panel
Prj Preferences control panel
Ptf Preferences control panel
Propagating the beam through a slice sequence
To propagate the electron beam through the sample
Crystal Propagation control panel
Microscope parameters
To load microscope parameters from a file
To set up microscope parameters by hand
To plot the CTF for your microscope
Microscope Parameters control panel
Propagating the beam through the microscope
To propagate the beam through the microscope
To calculate a defocal series
Microscope Propagation control panel
Displaying .prj, .ptf, .dif, and .pic files
To display the contents of .prj, .ptf, .dif, and .pic files
HRTEM Display control panel
Analysis
To Display a Pendellosung plot
Pendellosung control panel
To display an experimental data file
HRTEM Experimental Data control panel
To use image analysis tools
HRTEM Image Analysis control panel
References

10.      DLS-UI

A note about the scope of this documentation
Overview
Design of the Cerius2 DLS user interface
DLS-UI controls: initializing and running
DLS constraints
Load/save atom pair constraints
Fixed atom constraints
Unit cell parameters
Refinement options
Advanced features
DLS Controls control panel
DLS Set-up Atom Pair Constraints control panel
DLS Load/Save Atom Pair Constraints control panel
DLS Fixed Atom Constraints control panel
DLS Unit Cell Constraints control panel
DLS Refinement Options control panel
DLS Edit Atom Pair Table control panel

11.      IR/Raman

The vibrational spectrum calculation
Calculating the vibrational spectrum
IR/Raman Calculate control panel
Vibrational spectrum analysis
Analyzing the vibrational spectrum
IR/Raman Analysis control panel
Experimental data
Loading experimental data
IR/Raman Experimental Data control panel

A.      Data File Formats

1D diffraction data
XY-GRAPH
SIEMENS
NEW PHILIPS
PHILIPS
RAW
ILL
MAC SCIENCE
RIGAKU
SCINTAG
STOE
1CAM
2CAM
3CAM
2D diffraction data
Contour
1USER
2USER
SAXII - Siemens GADDS system format
GSAS data files
EXAFS data file


Last updated February 27, 1998 at 03:15PM Eastern Standard Time.
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