which unit cell to use for dynamic structure factor in neutron scattering?
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One thing to note is that you are not using the primitive cell, which is obtained by taking the lattice vectors joining your A atom to the A atom diagonally down and to the right and from the original A atom diagonally up and to the right, such that the A atoms sit at the lattice points, and the B atom sits in the space between.
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One thing to note is that you are not using the primitive cell, which is obtained by taking the lattice vectors joining your A atom to the A atom diagonally down and to the right and from the original A atom diagonally up and to the right, such that the A atoms sit at the lattice points, and the B atom sits in the space between.
Thanks for the question!
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HEY MATE,,,
HERE IS YOUR ANSWER,,,
One thing to note is that you are not using the primitive cell, which is obtained by taking the lattice vectors joining your A atom to the A atom diagonally down and to the right and from the original A atom diagonally up and to the right, such that the A atoms sit at the lattice points, and the B atom sits in the space between.
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU.
REGARDS
MONICA.
HERE IS YOUR ANSWER,,,
One thing to note is that you are not using the primitive cell, which is obtained by taking the lattice vectors joining your A atom to the A atom diagonally down and to the right and from the original A atom diagonally up and to the right, such that the A atoms sit at the lattice points, and the B atom sits in the space between.
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU.
REGARDS
MONICA.
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