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On the geometry of a modern imaging diffractometer

1999
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Abstract

The geometry of a modern imaging diffractometer is discussed in detail. A method to find all relevant instrument parameters from the control single-crystal measurement data is proposed and the limitations of such a procedure are indicated. Optimization of the instrument parameters by the least-squares method is presented. [References: 19]

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