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Claudio Bantaloukas edited this page Nov 2, 2021
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Programs for Indexing and Cell Reduction
A good starting point for acquiring programs and advice is the
Collaborative Computational Project Number 14 (CCP14):
http://www.ccp14.ac.uk.
In particular,
http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/solution/indexing/
lists available software for powder indexing. One simple way to cover
all of the tried and tested indexing approaches is to retrieve and
install the CRYSFIRE indexing suite, which packages together a number of
indexing programs under a common interface. The CHEKCELL program may
prove a useful tool for discriminating between multiple solutions
returned by an indexing program.
In our experience, DICVOL has proven to be a highly effective program
for indexing powders. Note, however, that it is not especially tolerant
of spurious input lines. For example, the insertion of a single spurious
line into an otherwise accurate set of input lines can cause the
solution to be missed. In contrast, the absence of one or two correct
lines from the input file does not necessarily mean that the indexing
solution will not be found.