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Update
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9th March 2015:
The progam has been updated and is available here.
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24th February 2015:
An email has been sent to all registered
participants on February 24th 2015.
The program is available here.
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11th February 2015:
We have received several online registrations without
the required entries. We will be looking into this problem. If you have
registered but have not received confirmation of your registration, please
contact the Secretary’s Office via email
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4th February 2015:
An email with information about accommodation
was sent to all registered participants on 4th February 2015. If
you have registered but have not received this email, please contact the Secretary’s Office.
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Program
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The program available here.
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Printed Materials
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Upon registration on
Thursday, 12th March 2015, you will receive a binder containing
the following documents:
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Program of
Workshop
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Printed
material for the tutorials
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Name tag
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Vouchers
for lunch at the Mensa
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Confirmation
of registration and confirmation of payment
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Stationary
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Bus
timetable for Bayreuth
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Map of
Bayreuth
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Information
brochure about Bayreuth
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How to find us (on campus)
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On the university campus,
signs marked DGK will direct you to the site of the school.
Please find more
information about travelling to and in Bayreuth on the page “General information”.
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Scope
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The 8th Workshop on Structural
Analysis of Aperiodic Crystals continues a series of workshops on the
structure determination of incommensurate crystals
at the University of Bayreuth. An overview will be provided of the methods
of structural analysis of incommensurately modulated crystals and composite
crystals. Lectures will cover the basic principles of the superspace approach as well as recent developments on
modulation functions and charge flipping.
Participants will have the opportunity to
practice structural analysis in superspace with
the computer programs Superflip and JANA2006
(written by V. Petricek, M. Dusek
and L. Palatinus, Prague). A step-by-step
tutorial will guide you through structure determination, symmetry analysis,
structure refinement and t-plots for crystal-chemical analysis of selected
examples of modulated structures and composite crystals. Your own data sets
will be welcome, too.
Regarding the computer course, please
bring your own notebook with you!
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The number of
participants will be limited to 30.
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