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| + | We based this expression for anisotropic peak broadening caused by antiphase boundaries on work by Her, Stephens et al (//Acta Cryst. B// **63** 561 (2007)). We found it useful for fitting magnetic Bragg peaks in layered materials with much shorter magnetic correlation lengths along //c// than in the //ab// plane (//Phys. Rev. B// **89** 100402(R) (2014); //Phys Rev. B//, in press). | ||
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| + | Expression for constant wavelength data: | ||
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| + | lor_fwhm = C_star*((L^2)^0.5)*D_spacing | ||
| + | prm xi_z 47.53024`_3.31957 min 0 max 1000 | ||
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| + | Expression for time-of-flight data: | ||
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| + | lor_fwhm = C_star*((L^2)^0.5)*D_spacing * difc_n58 * (D_spacing^2) / (Pi*xi_z ) ; | ||
| + | prm xi_z 86.31282`_1.33195 min 0 max 1000 | ||
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| + | where xi_z is the correlation length along z. | ||
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