System of methods and programs for the characterization of axial textures by synchrotron light and electrons
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https://doi.org/10.31349/SuplRevMexFis.3.010605Keywords:
Fibre texture; synchrotron; crystallographic software; pole figure; inverse pole figureAbstract
Crystallographic algorithms and computer programs play significant roles in materials’ characterization. A software package for the quantitative characterization of crystallographic texture, under axial symmetry conditions, is presented. The proposed methodology is intended for use with both electrons and high-energy synchrotron X-rays. Three different programs are introduced. Anaelu and Grazing are based on the Rietveld modelling approach. Dianne follows the Bunge’s symmetrized spherical harmonics method. A SrTiO3 model sample is proposed as a hypothetical study case.
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