2007
DOI: 10.1134/s0036024407040012
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Electrostatic potential and field approximation for aluminosilicates in cation-substituted forms

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“…Simultaneously, the estimation of the absolute EF values in the internal sieve space was achieved with a maximal deviation of 30%. 6,49 One should take into account that the RMS error between the approximate and calculated EP or EF values is smaller than the maximal deviations mentioned above. In the Mg-form of the philipsite aluminosilicate, the relative RMS error between the approximated and calculated EP or EF values was 20 and 16% only.…”
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“…Simultaneously, the estimation of the absolute EF values in the internal sieve space was achieved with a maximal deviation of 30%. 6,49 One should take into account that the RMS error between the approximate and calculated EP or EF values is smaller than the maximal deviations mentioned above. In the Mg-form of the philipsite aluminosilicate, the relative RMS error between the approximated and calculated EP or EF values was 20 and 16% only.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the Mg-form of the philipsite aluminosilicate, the relative RMS error between the approximated and calculated EP or EF values was 20 and 16% only. 50 The analytical forms developed herein are computationally convenient and remain continuous within all the range of possible values of the variables. We can confirm this because of the large list of structures, including distorted ones, already considered by us in refs.…”
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“…[16][17][18] The advantage of this way is the universal character of the parameters obtained at the steps (b) and (c). As soon as the step (a) was done once, the parameters obtained at the steps (b) and (c) could serve for other systems of similar composition, if their characteristics are presented in the same terms (geometry and CC).…”
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confidence: 97%