FAULTS: a program for refinement of structures with extended defects

The FAULTS program is a powerful tool for the refinement of diffraction patterns of materials with planar defects. A new release of the FAULTS program is herein presented, together with a number of new capabilities, aimed at improving the refinement process and evolving towards a more user‐friendly...

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description The FAULTS program is a powerful tool for the refinement of diffraction patterns of materials with planar defects. A new release of the FAULTS program is herein presented, together with a number of new capabilities, aimed at improving the refinement process and evolving towards a more user‐friendly approach. These include the possibility to refine multiple sets of single‐crystal profiles of diffuse streaks, the visualization of the model structures, the possibility to add the diffracted intensities from secondary phases as background and the new DIFFaX2FAULTS converter, among others. Three examples related to battery materials are shown to illustrate the capabilities of the program. FAULTS, an accessible program for refining X‐ray and neutron diffraction patterns of materials with planar defects, is introduced.
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battery materials
Crystal defects
Crystallography
DIFFaX
Diffraction
diffuse scattering
Evolution
FAULTS
layered materials
manganese oxide
Neutron diffraction
neutron powder diffraction
Phases
planar defects
refinement
Single crystals
stacking faults
Streak
X-ray powder diffraction
X-rays
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