[mcxtrace-users] Question regarding "lambda" in cif2hkl function

[FARHI Emmanuel]

Hello Sangjun, 

the lambda parameter defines the minimum d-spacing for the hkl planes. It should be lower than the actual wavelength you use, i.e. the lower bound of your range. 

Emmanuel. 


De: "Yoo, Sangjun" <sangjun.yoo at thermofisher.com> 
À: "mcxtrace-users" <mcxtrace-users at mcxtrace.org> 
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Hello, 



I hope this email finds you well. 



I have a question regarding the lambda parameter in the cif2hkl function. According to the documentation, it refers to the incoming probe wavelength in Angs. I do wonder what it means. Is it the wavelength of the X-rays that I use in the simulation? What would be a good number for this if I am using a white radiation source? 



Hope to hear from you soon. 



Thanks, 



Sangjun Yoo 

Scientist – Advanced Technology, Spectroscopy 



Thermo Fisher Scientific 

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