Electron diffraction tools
Some python wrappers for common electron diffraction simulation codes and utilities for continuous rotation electron diffraction.
Some figures produced
Bloch wave simulations performed for diamond.
N denotes the configuration :
- N=2 for 2 strongly excited beams,
- N=4+2w for 4 strongly exited beams and 2 weak contributing beams, r1 for a random orientation.
| N | a | b | c |
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| 2 |  |
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| 3 |  |
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| 3+1w |  |
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| 4 |  |
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| 4+2w |  |
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| r1 |  |
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a) Setup displaying excitation errors (orange map) and structure factor (diamond) at this beam orientation. b) Intensity I_z as function of thickness for selected beams. c) Rocking curve for selected beam at various thicknesses.
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