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# beta 20.00  omega 170.50 degree
# index   beta     omega   h  k  l     dr [1/A]   R(h,k,l)   qv [1/A]   qh [1/A]   P(omega)
  1062    20.00   170.50   0  4  0     0.000595   0.153937  -0.008679  -0.153596   0.469484

# beta 20.00  omega 171.00 degree EMPTY
# beta 20.00  omega 171.50 degree EMPTY
# beta 20.00  omega 172.00 degree
# index   beta     omega   h  k  l     dr [1/A]   R(h,k,l)   qv [1/A]   qh [1/A]   P(omega)
  1065    20.00   172.00   0  3  0    -0.001336   0.115453  -0.005511  -0.115473   0.022208

# beta 20.00  omega 172.50 degree
# index   beta     omega   h  k  l     dr [1/A]   R(h,k,l)   qv [1/A]   qh [1/A]   P(omega)
  1066    20.00   172.50   1 -4  0     0.001294   0.175032  -0.011014   0.174446   0.028162
  1066    20.00   172.50   0  3  0    -0.000396   0.115453  -0.005158  -0.115384   0.715354

 

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Constant fiber tilt angle β = 15°

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Superposition of tilt angles β = 5, 25°

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Note

This image shows what we should observe for 3 values of beta (crystal axis tilt) 10, 20, and 30°. Even in wider range of angle beta we are not sensitive to crystal orientation from "radial" information only.

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