What publications do the references "JD" and "ES" refer to? When I press F1 with the X-ray database window open, I only see a list of the older publications.
Good questions.
The database file is XRAY.MDB and is in the ProgramData folder. ES stands for Eric Steele. I think he tabulated the first order lines when he was at NIST. JD stands for me because I calculated the higher order reflections using this code:
Const HIGHERORDERFACTOREVEN! = 0.8
Const HIGHERORDERFACTORODD! = 0.5
' Even orders
If j% Mod 2 = 0 Then
txints1# = txints1# * HIGHERORDERFACTOREVEN!
If txints1# < 0.005 Then GoTo nextline
txints# = txints1#
' Odd orders
Else
txints2# = txints2# * HIGHERORDERFACTORODD!
If txints2# < 0.005 Then GoTo nextline
txints# = txints2#
End If
This is just a rough guess as obviously the intensities depend on lots of parameters.