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The success story of crystallography

Dieter Schwarzenbach

Diffractionists usually place the birth of crystallography in 1912 with the first X-ray diffraction experiment of Friedrich, Knipping and Laue. This discovery propelled the mathematical branch of mineralogy to global importance and enabled crystal structur ...

2012

'Seeing' Atoms: The Crystallographic Revolution

Dieter Schwarzenbach

Laue's experiment in 1912 of the diffraction of X-rays by crystals led to one of the most influential discoveries in the history of science: the first determinations of crystal structures, NaCl and diamond in particular, by W. L. Bragg in 1913. For the fir ...

Swiss Chemical Soc2014

On uncertainty estimates of crystallographic quantities including cell-parameter uncertainties

Dieter Schwarzenbach

In a recent publication, Haestier [J. Appl. Cryst. (2009), 42, 798-809] has proposed a method to take care of the unit-cell-parameter uncertainties in the calculation of geometric quantities such as interatomic distances and bond angles by modifying the un ...

2010

Dieter Schwarzenbach

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The success story of crystallography

'Seeing' Atoms: The Crystallographic Revolution

On uncertainty estimates of crystallographic quantities including cell-parameter uncertainties

The success story of crystallography

Neutron diffraction investigation of the temperature dependence of crystal structure and thermal motions of red HgI2

Symmetry relationships between crystal structures: application of crystallographic group theory in crystal chemistry

Collaboration with Hans-Beat Burgi: crystallography at Bern and Lausanne

Order–disorder twinning model and stacking faults in α-NTO

William and Lawrence Bragg, father and son: the most extraordinary collaboration in science

SHELX makes an impact