[Wien] Structure Factors and unit cell content
Semen Gorfman
sgorfman at rz.uni-potsdam.de
Wed Feb 15 10:18:03 CET 2006
Hi, Georg!
For example you can use the data which you have already calculated
with lapw3. If you want to transform them into the structure factors
for the complete b-centered cell you should simply multiply the
obtained values by 2 for the case h+l=2n and by 0 when h+l=2n+1.
With the best regards
Semen
> Dear WIEN users,
> I am trying to calculate structure factors for a carbide contaning Sc and Fe.
> The spacegroup of the compound is Immm (No. 71), i.e. I have a orthorhomic,
> b-centered cell. There are 1 Fe, 2 Sc and 4 C Atoms in the asymmetric unit,
> the atoms are located at the special positions 2b(Fe), 2d(Sc1), 4i(sc2) and
> 8l(C). The complete cell-content is 2Fe, 6Sc and 8C.
> The calculations converged without problems and the structure looks fine when
> I plot it using xcrysden.
> Then I tried to calculate a HKL File using lapw3. In the output I obtain an
> F000 value of 113 which is the sum of 3xSc, 1xFe and 4xC. This is the content
> of the reduced primitive, not body-centered cell.
> Is there a way to make lapw3 use the complete b-centered cell for the
> calculation of the Intensities so they are directly comparable with
> experimental data ?
> Thank you for any help !
> Georg
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