minerals: An example powdRlib reference library
In benmbutler/powdR: Full Pattern Summation of X-Ray Powder Diffraction Data
Description
This powdRlib object, built using the powdRlib constructor function,
contains a range of measured XRPD data (collected using Cu K-alpha radiation) along with
their reference intensity ratios. The library is designed for simple examples only and
can be used with the soils data for relatively fast tests of fps and
afps.
Usage
1
Format
A powdRlib object of 3 components
- xrd
A dataframe of all the count intensities of all reference patterns. Column names denote the
unique phase ID of each reference pattern
- tth
A vector of the 2theta scale for all reference patterns in the library
- phases
A dataframe the phase IDs, names and reference intensity
ratios (RIR)
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Description
This powdRlib object, built using the powdRlib constructor function,
contains a range of measured XRPD data (collected using Cu K-alpha radiation) along with
their reference intensity ratios. The library is designed for simple examples only and
can be used with the soils data for relatively fast tests of fps and
afps.
Usage
1 |
Format
A powdRlib object of 3 components
- xrd
A dataframe of all the count intensities of all reference patterns. Column names denote the unique phase ID of each reference pattern
- tth
A vector of the 2theta scale for all reference patterns in the library
- phases
A dataframe the phase IDs, names and reference intensity ratios (RIR)
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