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22 | <H1>EXPGUI Tutorial: Garnet (part 7)</H1> |
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25 | 7. Define constraints |
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27 | The next step in the refinement is to vary atomic positions, displacement |
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28 | (thermal amplitude) parameters and since two sites are |
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29 | shared in this material, site occupancies. It is almost never possible to |
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30 | refine different displacement parameters or position parameters for |
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31 | two atoms that share a site, so one must use constraints to require that |
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32 | coordinates and thermal parameters be grouped. With only a single data set |
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33 | it is only possible to refine a single occupancy value for a site, so it is |
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34 | also necessary to constrain the site occupancies to they add to 1. |
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36 | For this example, we need to constrain the pairs of atoms that share a site, |
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37 | Fe2/Al3 and Al4/Fe5. |
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38 | This can be done using the constraints pane. In this case, both atoms are |
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39 | on special positions so the coordinates are fixed by symmetry and do |
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40 | not need to be constrained. This, however, |
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41 | will be ignored to illustrate how coordinates are constrained. |
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47 | Pressing the "New Constraint" button causes the box to the left to appear. |
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48 | Select phase 1 at the top, the atoms Fe2 and Al3 by "dragging" |
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49 | over them with the mouse (clicking with the mouse while holding the |
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50 | control key also works). Select the "XYZU" variable to group x, y, z and Uiso |
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51 | for the selected atoms, as shown to the right. Press "Save" and the four |
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52 | constraints are generated and appear on the Constraints pane. |
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56 | To constrain the fractional occupancies, again press the "New Constraint" |
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57 | button and then press the "New Column" button, to create a second |
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58 | constraint box. Select phase 1 for both boxes, Fe2 in one box and Al3 |
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59 | in the other variable "Frac" in the left-most box. Use |
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60 | any values for the multiplier that are equal in magnitude |
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61 | but opposite in sign. |
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62 | Press "Save" and this constraint is also generated and it appears on the |
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63 | Constraints pane, as is shown below. |
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67 | The previous two steps are then repeated for Al4 and Fe5, to generate an |
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68 | additional five more constraints, as is shown below. |
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73 | <P><BR>(.EXP Snapshot: |
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74 | <A HREF="ftp://ftp.ncnr.nist.gov/pub/cryst/gsas/tutorials/garnet7.exp"> |
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75 | garnet7.exp |
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76 | </A>) |
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79 | Previous step: <A HREF="garnet6.html"> |
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80 | Additional Least-Squares Refinement</A> |
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81 | <BR> |
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82 | Next step: <A HREF="garnet8.html"> |
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83 | Vary atomic parameters</A> |
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90 | <BR>$Revision: 599 $ $Date: 2009-12-04 23:08:52 +0000 (Fri, 04 Dec 2009) $ |
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