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November 1999 issue
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A method is derived from indexing the diffraction patterns of approximant structures from the N-dimensional indexing of the parent quasicrystal. Examples are given for the case of the approximant of the icosahedral phases with special emphasis on the origin of the so-called `systematic accidental' extinctions observed in pentagonal phases.
Probabilistic formulas for estimating structure factors with indices of mixed type (some are integers and some half-integers) are given. The concept of `quasi-invariant' is fixed.
The program SIR99 is a versatile tool for direct solution and complete refinement of small and large crystal structures.
X-ray interference patterns from a finite perfect crystal have been studied theoretically using diamond as a model system.
Debye–Waller factors for 19 compounds with the sodium chloride structure are given over a temperature range from 1 to 1000 K where appropriate.
An off-axis ring pattern was observed in the 〈〉 zone-axis CBED pattern of NiO, and the pattern was interpreted using a two-Bloch-wave approximation.
The change of structure-factor phases of several weak reflections of GaAs has been measured by three-beam interferences. Using a modulation technique, phase variations of the order of 1° for a field strength of 1 kV mm−1 were determined.
Non-uniqueness of the multipole refinement of the electron density in ammonium dihydrogen phosphate and consequences on the topology of the electron density.
Algebraic expressions for projection operators and symmetry-adapted functions (SAFs) of the icosahedral group for spinor (double-valued) representations are found by using the double-induced technique and eigenfunction method.
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