2024
DOI: 10.1107/s1600576724004692
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On the magnitude of error in the determination of rotation axes

Adam Morawiec

Abstract: Rotation axes (together with rotation angles) are often used to describe crystal orientations and misorientations, and they are also needed to characterize some properties of crystalline materials. Since experimental orientation data are subject to errors, the directions of the axes obtained from such data are also inaccurate. A natural question arises: given the resolution of input rotations, what is the average error of the rotation axes? Assuming that rotation data characterized by a rotation angle ω deviat… Show more

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