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Hi Rüdiger, That seems to have done the trick, thanks for your help! And also, kudos to you and the

Oi Altoé Que bom que funcionou :-) abraco Luiz On 24. Jun 2020, at 23:54, Rhander Altoé <rhander.

symmetrically equivalent orientations are considered automatically. Ralf. On Wednesday, December 18,

Hi, wrt 1: - bc is band contrast - bs is band slope - bands is the number of bands which were used to

Thanks a lot! Works fine! One comment: If specific grains are deleted in advance ie outer boundary

Apart from shape of the twin. You can differentiate using angle axis pair. For example an annealing

You can do ori = ebsd('t').orientations ori.SS = specimenSymmetry('mmm') Ralf On

Hi, no, it simply ties boundaries to explicitly indexed pixels, has nothign to do with the threshold

Hi, If I understand correctly, you remove grains whcih touch the boundary? Probably you need to do

Hello All, In the demo page,it is written, U_screw=(Gb^2/4pi)ln R/r0 and, U_edge=(1-nu)U_screw Should

Perfect! Thanks a lot, this simple solution did not come to my mind. My initial plan of multiplying

Thank you so much for both of your quick responses. Both of these responses were very helpful. On

If importing the grains doesn't work, try calculating them. If that doesn't work send me a

variables of type EBSD only contain data but no information how they are going to be plotted. Indeed

Another fun point, I found that our first copy of the Bruker software (Esprit) was using DIFFERENT xy

Here's a section from the help document I'm writing up that covers this. Note that MTEX makes

Hi all, i have a material which i investigate with ebsd measurement. The grains are all oriented near

Hi Matteo, can you give an example how you do it? Are you using a loop somewhere? Cheers, Rüdiger

Thank you, this is exactly what I needed. Jessica

Hi Marat, in order to check whether an EBSD data set is on a hex grid you can do hexFlag = length(

Hi Shuang, you observation is correct. In the current MTEX version the color key is fixed to the

Hi Deborah, thank you for the files. Could you please use MTEX 4.1 and copy the attached files to

Thanks for this. I have three indexings of the same diffraction pattern with different phases (

Thank you for having a look at it Ralf. I apologise for the length of the code that I uploaded, I do

Hi, Yes, we have it. I will try this, thank you for the tip. I had an other answer early that works

Hi Mike, you are absolutely right that when working with monoclinic one has to be very careful about

Hi, I just thought about my answer and you probably want to plot the disorientation axes individually

We use it as complementary for (inverse) pole figure data, so we have alternatives to interpretate

Hi I want to plot Grain size distribution histogram in relative unit (Y-axis) or vs grain size in

Thanks very much for the help, Mr. Mainprice. I made a comparison of the values of different texture