How to get the Laue diffraction using nCrystal? #148
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Hi @iyadalqasir. Yes, you can. You need to define the scattering object as a single crystal (with an specific orientation and mosaicity), sample the scattering object with the beam direction and energy/wavelength, and plot the results. This Google Colab Notebook is a simple example. If you want to modify it, go to [File] -> [Save a copy in Drive] and it will open a window with your own copy. (Maybe someone can propose better orientations or wavelengths to plot) Cheers. |
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Thank you, Ignacio.
Are you planning to attend the coming CSEWG meeting? I will give a talk
about graphite via Teams.
Kindest Regards,
*Iyad Al-Qasir, PhD*
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Hi @iyadalqasir <https://github.com/iyadalqasir>. Yes, you can. You need
to define the scattering object as a single crystal (with an specific
orientation and mosaicity), sample the scattering object with the beam
direction and energy/wavelength, and plot the results.
This Google Colab Notebook
<https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1wAq2dErn017GSPp3mNGTjEZZNUwmpnE5?usp=sharing>
is a simple example. If you want to modify it, go to [File] -> [Save a copy
in Drive] and it will open a window with your own copy.
(Maybe someone can propose better orientations or wavelengths to plot)
Cheers.
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Hi @iyadalqasir. Yes, you can. You need to define the scattering object as a single crystal (with an specific orientation and mosaicity), sample the scattering object with the beam direction and energy/wavelength, and plot the results.
This Google Colab Notebook is a simple example. If you want to modify it, go to [File] -> [Save a copy in Drive] and it will open a window with your own copy.
(Maybe someone can propose better orientations or wavelengths to plot)
Cheers.