5 Introductory Resources on Crystallography
10 October 2009
We have already put together a list of great introductory websites about crystallography. However, there are many nuggets of information scattered about that should be brought together, hence the list. Enjoy.
- Christian Laing: Tools of Crystallography (pdf)
A brief 17 page overview of crystallography includes a number of links and screen shots. - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory: X-RAY DATA BOOKLET (pdf )
Discusses many of the physical aspects of X-rays including: energy emission energies, synchrotron radiation and detectors and atomic scattering factors - Robert Sweet: Introduction to Crystallography from Methods (pdf )
Appeared in Methods of Enzymology covering lattices, Bragg’s law, Ewald sphere, Fourier, etc… - Advanced Design Consulting: Synchrotron and Optics Primer (pdf)
A 80 page overview of various aspects of synchrotron such as radiation sources, shutters, mirrors, beam stops, etc… - Roger Pynn: Neutron Scattering (pdfs: Theory, Facilities, Diffraction & Proposals)
A series of lectures that brings out the foundations of neutron crystallography with cartoons!
If you know of any other nuggets, feel free to add them in the comment section.
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