A rapid method for analysing the breadths of diffraction and spectral lines using the Voigt function¶
Langford, J. I. (1978). A rapid method for analysing the breadths of diffraction and spectral lines using the Voigt function. Journal of Applied Crystallography.
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- Scherrer Equation
- Lorentzian breadths and Gaussian variances obey different subtraction relations; pseudo-Voigt profiles require component-aware treatment
This sourceEstablishes the Voigt decomposition of a diffraction line into Cauchy and Gaussian components, which is why instrumental breadth must be removed component-wise rather than by subtracting a single width.
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- Lorentzian breadths and Gaussian variances obey different subtraction relations; pseudo-Voigt profiles require component-aware treatment
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