XRD-PtCo L1₀ Ordering Analysis

PtCo L1₀ alloy ordering · (200)/(002) double-Gaussian deconvolution · Offline single file

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v1.1.0✓ Zero dependencies✓ SNIP iterative baseline✓ Double-Gaussian LM deconvolution✓ Ordering formula

1Import XRD data

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2Pattern preview & peak-region selection

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3PtCo L1₀ alloy ordering

Two definitions: the original four-peak normalized area ratio remains available as an empirical relative ordering index, R = [A110/(A111+A200+A002)] / [I110/(I111+I200+I002)]. It is not automatically a chemical long-range order parameter. The optional calibrated mode reports S = √R, only after you confirm a fully ordered, integrated-intensity reference with matching composition, geometry and corrections. Peak fitting and the empirical numerical result remain available.

Reference integrated intensities / areas

Defaults 20:100:55:45 are demonstration calibration values. Their match to the synthetic demo does not independently establish full ordering. For measured samples, supply a traceable integrated-intensity reference; card peak heights alone are insufficient. Values above the reference are shown without clipping and require review.

Peak integration regions (2θ, °)

Advanced: (200)/(002) overlapping-peak double-Gaussian deconvolution
In real PtCo L1₀, (200) and (002) are only ~2° apart and often overlap; single-region integration cross-contaminates and underestimates the weaker peak. When the option below is checked, the two peaks are fit in the combined region by SNIP baseline subtraction + double-Gaussian Levenberg–Marquardt simultaneous least squares, and the deconvolved areas replace the (200)/(002) single-region integrals.