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Getting Started with the MTEX Toolbox | |
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Function Reference | |
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Crystal Geometry | Introduces key concepts about the MTEX representation
of specimen directions, crystal directions, crystal symmetries, rotations and orientations. |
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ODFs | ODF stands for orientation distribution functions. This section
explains how to import and export ODFs, how to define model ODFs and how to analyze ODFs, e.g., with respect to modalorientations,
textureindex, volumeportions. Pole figure simulation and single orientation simulation is explained as well. |
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Pole Figures | Explains how to import pole figure data, how to
correct them, and how to recover an ODF. |
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EBSD | Data Import of Electron Backscatter Diffraction Data, Correct
Data, Estimate Orientation Density Functions out of EBSD Data, Model Grains and Misorientation Density Functions |
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Grains | Explains how to reconstruct grains form EBSD data, visualize
Grains and EBSD, analyzing misorientations |
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Grain Boundaries | MTEX provides several functionalities to analyze
grain boundaries with respect to twinning, CSL boundaries, etc. |
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Tensors | Explains how to work with material tensors in MTEX, i.e.
how to compute mean material tensors according to an ODF or to EBSD data, how to compute rotate and visualize tensors and
how to calculate with elasticity tensors. |
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Plotting | Explains different plot types and how to customize them, inlcuding
annotations, spherical projections, color coding. |
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Release Notes | |
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