abrefr
***** Program abrefr (version October 1996) - c Petr Mikulik ***** ***** Copying policy: GNU General Public License ***** ***** See http://www.sci.muni.cz/~mikulik/ for more details ***** Usage: abrefr ... calculate refr. indices abrefr -b ... calculate Bragg angles abrefr -a ... calculate interplanar angles * Choose crystal system: * Cubic Tetragonal Orthorombic Hexagonal Monoclinic tRigonal trIclinic: c Enter lattice parameters (Angstroms, degrees): a = 5.43 Volume of the elementary cell = 160.103 A^3 Known wavelengths [A]: TiKa1=2.74851 CrKa1=2.28962 FeKa1=1.93597 CoKa1=1.78896 CuKa2=1.54439 CuKa=1.54184 CuKa1=1.54056 CuKb1=1.39222 MoKa2=0.71359 MoKa=0.711445 MoKa1=0.7093 MoKb1=0.632288 AgKa2=0.563798 AgKa=0.561603 AgKa1=0.559408 AgKb2=0.497069 TaKa1=0.215947 WKa1=0.20901 AuKa1=0.180195 Choose wavelength (string and/or value [A]): 1.54 Atom (element): Si look: atomic scatt. factor = Z = 14 atomic mass = 28.086 dispersion correction = (0.244,0.33) Number of this atom in the cell: 8 Atom (element) [type . to end]: Wavelength: 1.54 A Elementary cell: sum of atomic scatt. factors = 112 sum of dispersion corrections = (1.952,2.64) electron density [1/A^3] = 0.6995496 total relative mass = 224.688 density [g/cm^3] = 2.330432 => structure factor = (113.952,2.64) => susceptibility 0 = (-1.514068e-05,-3.507740e-07) => 1 - refractive_index = (7.570341e-06,1.753870e-07) => critical angle = 0.2229 deg Results saved in file abrefr.dat
abrefr -b
***** Program abrefr (version October 1996) - c Petr Mikulik ***** ***** Copying policy: GNU General Public License ***** ***** See http://www.sci.muni.cz/~mikulik/ for more details ***** Usage: abrefr ... calculate refr. indices abrefr -b ... calculate Bragg angles abrefr -a ... calculate interplanar angles * Choose crystal system: * Cubic Tetragonal Orthorombic Hexagonal Monoclinic tRigonal trIclinic: C Enter lattice parameters (Angstroms, degrees): a = 5.43 Volume of the elementary cell = 160.103 A^3 Known wavelengths [A]: TiKa1=2.74851 CrKa1=2.28962 FeKa1=1.93597 CoKa1=1.78896 CuKa2=1.54439 CuKa=1.54184 CuKa1=1.54056 CuKb1=1.39222 MoKa2=0.71359 MoKa=0.711445 MoKa1=0.7093 MoKb1=0.632288 AgKa2=0.563798 AgKa=0.561603 AgKa1=0.559408 AgKb2=0.497069 TaKa1=0.215947 WKa1=0.20901 AuKa1=0.180195 Choose wavelength (string and/or value [A]): 1.54 Remark: this calculates only the Bragg angle, not the extinction rules. H K L = 1 1 1 Bragg angle=14.2181 deg inter-planar distance Dhkl=3.13501 A *** type X to exit, otherwise continue: g H K L = 2 2 2 Bragg angle=29.4212 deg inter-planar distance Dhkl=1.56751 A *** type X to exit, otherwise continue: g H K L = 0 0 4 Bragg angle=34.5565 deg inter-planar distance Dhkl=1.3575 A *** type X to exit, otherwise continue: x
abrefr -a
***** Program abrefr (version October 1996) - c Petr Mikulik ***** ***** Copying policy: GNU General Public License ***** ***** See http://www.sci.muni.cz/~mikulik/ for more details ***** Usage: abrefr ... calculate refr. indices abrefr -b ... calculate Bragg angles abrefr -a ... calculate interplanar angles * Choose crystal system: * Cubic Tetragonal Orthorombic Hexagonal Monoclinic tRigonal trIclinic: T Enter lattice parameters (Angstroms, degrees): a = 5.2 c = 6.1 Volume of the elementary cell = 164.944 A^3 =================================================== 1 ... change plane (H1 K1 L1) = (0 0 1) 2 ... change plane (H2 K2 L2) = (1 0 0) => angle between them = 90 deg P ... set precision=5 X ... exit Your choice, please: 2 New indices: 1 1 1 =================================================== 1 ... change plane (H1 K1 L1) = (0 0 1) 2 ... change plane (H2 K2 L2) = (1 1 1) => angle between them = 58.919 deg P ... set precision=5 X ... exit Your choice, please: 1 New indices: 0 1 1 =================================================== 1 ... change plane (H1 K1 L1) = (0 1 1) 2 ... change plane (H2 K2 L2) = (1 1 1) => angle between them = 37.272 deg P ... set precision=5 X ... exit Your choice, please: 2 New indices: 3 1 1 =================================================== 1 ... change plane (H1 K1 L1) = (0 1 1) 2 ... change plane (H2 K2 L2) = (3 1 1) => angle between them = 66.346 deg P ... set precision=5 X ... exit Your choice, please: x