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BRASS 2 – In der Werkzeugkiste (in the toolchest) |
Johannes Birkenstock , Reinhard X. Fischer , Thomas Messner |
University of Bremen, Geosciences, Klagenfurter Str. 2, Bremen 28359, Germany |
Abstract |
The "toolchest" of BRASS is directly accessible via the BRASS job explorer. Windows®-typical behaviour is routinely provided – such as drag&drop, context sensitive menus, exploring by tree structure – and in addition many tasks are directly accessed via buttons on the related pages. The following main branches represent the major tools of BRASS (branch brass database not yet active):
From the toolchest, among others, it will be demonstrated how to quantify a phase without having a structural model. The underlying procedure has been described earlier in [2] and [3]. [1] H. Küppers and F. Liebau (2004) On the determination of volumes and shapes of micropores in inorganic crystals. Zeitschrift für Kristallographie. Supplement Issue, 21, 120. [2] J. Birkenstock, R.X. Fischer, T. Messner (2005): BRASS: Quantifying phases without structural model. Abstracts of the 83rd DMG-meeting. [3] J. Birkenstock (2005): Absolute scaling of observed intensities for phase quantification using the Rietveld method. Abstracts of the 83rd DMG meeting. |
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Presentation: Oral at 11th European Powder Diffraction Conference, Workshop WS1, by Johannes BirkenstockSee On-line Journal of 11th European Powder Diffraction Conference Submitted: 2008-05-19 15:49 Revised: 2009-06-07 00:48 |