Use the Ewald sphere to calculate h,k,l?

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The Ewald sphere is a crucial tool in crystallography for calculating Miller indices h, k, and l. It provides a geometric representation that helps determine the conditions for diffraction in reciprocal space. Understanding the relationship between the Ewald sphere and the crystal lattice is essential for accurate calculations. Referencing the Wikipedia page on Ewald's sphere can provide additional context and visual aids for these calculations.

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  • Familiarity with Miller indices
  • Knowledge of reciprocal space
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Is there a way to use the ewald sphere to calculate h,k,l?
How do I use the ewald sphere to calculate h, k and l?
 
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