This function calculates, for each peak, its h, k, and l offsets from an integer using goniometer settings and/or tilt and sample offsets from the parameters.
The original PeaksWorkspace is unchanged.
The PeaksWorkspace is NOT changed.
The argument out in function1D has ,for each peak, the h,k, and l offsets from an integer using the current parameter values.
Name | Type | Default | Description |
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OptRuns | A list of run numbers whose sample orientations are to be optimized. The list is separated by / | ||
PeakWorkspaceName | The name of the PeaksWorkspace in the AnalysisDataService |
Name | Default | Description |
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SampleXOffset | 0.0 | Sample x offset |
SampleYOffset | 0.0 | Sample y offset |
SampleZOffset | 0.0 | Sample z offset |
GonRotx | 0.0 | 3rd Rotation of Goniometer about the x axis |
GonRoty | 0.0 | 2nd Rotation of Goniometer about the y axis |
GonRotz | 0.0 | 1st Rotation of Goniometer about the z axis |
Note
When used in fitting, some or all of the first 6 parameters could be tied to zero.
Categories: FitFunctions | Calibration
C++ source: PeakHKLErrors.cpp (last modified: 2017-09-09)
C++ header: PeakHKLErrors.h (last modified: 2016-12-11)