Abstract
Modern (>1950) data analysis techniques are commonly applied in many scientific fields but their careful application in other fields, including X-Ray diffraction, has been notably lacking or generally confined to the environment of university research. Perhaps this lack of widespread application in XRD can be blamed on the absence of sophisticated computer controlled instrumentation, and, if this is so, the situation should change rapidly, since today's automated diffractometers are driven by very powerful minicomputers with large firm disks and sophisticated operating systems. In such an environment it is entirely practical to implement, on-line, state-of- the-art data analysis techniques, and in this paper we present one such example.
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