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Page 1: Modulated materials with electron diffraction

Electron diffraction of commensurately and incommensurately modulated

materials

Joke Hadermann

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Modulation

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•commensurate

•incommensurate

Modulation

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One atom type A

ab

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One atom type A

010

100

ab

[001]

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One atom type A

Alkhi

AI fefF )000(2

010

100

ab

[001]

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Alternation A and B atoms

ab

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Alternation A and B atoms

ab

010

100

[001]

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Alternation A and B atoms

ab

010

100

*bm

Gg 2Reflections at

[001]

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010

100

[001]

Extra reflections

SupercellModulation

vector*

2b

mGg

*2

1'* bb *

2

1bq

qmclbkahg ***

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010

100

[001]

Extra reflections

SupercellModulation

vector*

2b

mGg

*2

1'* bb *

2

1bq

qmclbkahg ***

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010

100

[001]

Extra reflections

SupercellModulation

vector*

2b

mGg

*2

1'* bb *

2

1bq

qmclbkahg ***

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ab

010

100

[001]

a’

Extra reflections

SupercellModulation

vector*

2b

mGg

*2

1'* bb *

2

1bq

qmclbkahg ***

010

100

b’

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ab

010

100

[001]

Extra reflections

SupercellModulation

vector*

2b

mGg

*2

1'* bb *

2

1bq

qmclbkahg ***

q

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[001]

100

010b’a’

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ikBAII effF

)02

10(2)000(2 lkhi

Blkhi

AII efefF

[001]

100

010b’a’

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ikBAII effF

BAII ffF BAII ffF

If k=2n If k=2n+1

)02

10(2)000(2 lkhi

Blkhi

AII efefF

[001]

100

010b’a’

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*bn

mGg

*1

'* bn

b nbb '

Extra ref.:

If the periodicity of the modulation in direct space is

nb:

Can use supercell:

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010

*2

bm

Gg Extra reflections

*2

1'* bb

010

100

bb 2'

[001]

b’a’

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010

100

a’b’

*3

bm

Gg

*3

1'* bb bb 3'

Extra ref.:

010

[001]

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010

100

a’b’

*4

bm

Gg

*4

1'* bb bb 4'

010

[001]

Extra ref.:

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Modulation nót along main axis of basic structure

ab a

b

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ab a

b

(110)

Modulation nót along main axis of basic structure

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a

b

(110)

Modulation nót along main axis of basic structure

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a

b

(110)

010

100 110

],,[mGg 03131

[001]

Modulation nót along main axis of basic structure

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010

100 110

1/3 1/3 0

2/3 2/3 0

[001]

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010

100 110

030

300

1 1 0

2 2 0

330

[001]

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010

100 110

120-

100

010

[001]

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010

100 110

120-

100

010

[001]

200

300210-

110

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b*b’*

[001]

a’*

a*

100

011

012

P

*

*

*

*'

*'

*'

c

b

a

c

b

a

P

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b*b’*

[001]

a’*

a*

100

011

012

P

*

*

*

*'

*'

*'

c

b

a

c

b

a

P

Pcbacba '''

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baa 2'

bab 'cc '

ab

a’

b’

100

011

012

P

Pcbacba '''

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baa 2'

bab 'cc '

ab

a’

b’

100

011

012

P

Pcbacba '''

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,,=p/n Càn take supercelle.g. n x basic cell parameter

],,[mGg

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,,=p/n Càn take supercelle.g. n x basic cell parameter

0.458=229/500 !

Approximations: 5/9=0.444, 4/11=0.455, 6/13=0.462,…Different cells, space groups, inadequate for refinements,…

],,[mGg

*b.mGg 4580

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The q-vector approach

qclbkahG 0***

qmclbkahg ***

*** cbaq

Basic structure reflections

Allreflections

hkl0

hklm

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010

*2

bm

Gg

100

ab

[001]

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010

*2

bm

Gg

100

ab

qmclbkahg ***

*** cbaq

*2

1bq

[001]

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010

100

*2

1bq

0001

0100

1000

1001

[001]

q

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010

100

q

*458.0. bmGg

*458.0 bq

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010

100

q

0001

0101-

0100

1000

*458.0. bmGg

*458.0 bq

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0100

1000

0100

1000

0100

1000

0100

1000

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010

100

]0,3

1,

3

1[mGg

[001]

*0*3

1*

3

1cbaq

0001

0100

1000

0002

q

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Advantages of the q-vector method:

- subcell remains the same

- also applicable to incommensurate modulations

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Incommensurately modulated materials

Loss of translation symmetry

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LaCaCuGa(O,F)5: amount F varies sinusoidally

Example of a compositional modulation

Hadermann et al., Int.J.In.Mat.2, 2000, 493

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Example of a displacive modulation

Bi-2201

Picture from Hadermann et al., JSSC 156, 2001, 445

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Projections from 3+d reciprocal space & “simple” supercell in 3+d space

(Example in 1+1 reciprocal space)

q

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Projections from 3+d reciprocal space & “simple” supercell in 3+d space

(Example in 1+1 reciprocal space)

a1*

a2*

q

e2

a2*=e2+q

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Projections from 3+d reciprocal space & “simple” supercell in 3+d space

(Example in 1+1 reciprocal space)

a1*

a2*

q

e2

a2*=e2+q

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Basis vectors of the reciprocal lattice

*a*a1

*b*a2

*c*a3

qe*a 44

*c*b*aq

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Example: q= γc*(Displacive modulation along c)c

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0 1

u

x 4

z

c

t

c

1

e4=a4

Example: q= γc*(Displacive modulation along c)c

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0 1

u

x 4

x 3x 3

= 0

z

c

a 3

t

γc

1

e4=a4

a3 = c - γe4

a3

Example: q= γc*(Displacive modulation along c)c

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0 1

u

x 4

x 3x 3

= 0

z

c

a 3

t

γc

1

e4=a4

a3 = c - γe4

a3

Example: q= γc*(Displacive modulation along c)c

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0 1

u

x 4

x 3x 3

= 0

z

c

a 3

t

γc

1

e4=a4

a3 = c - γe4

a3

Example: q= γc*(Displacive modulation along c)

0

c

1

c

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0 1

u

x 4

x 3x 3

= 0

z

c

a 3

t

γc

1

e4=a4

a3 = c - γe4

a3

Example: q= γc*(Displacive modulation along c)

0

c

cModulation function u

z = z0 + u(x4)

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0 1

u

x 4

x 3x 3

= 0

z

c

a 3

t

γc

1

e4=a4

a3 = c - γe4

a3

Example: q= γc*(Displacive modulation along c)

0

c

cModulation function u

z = z0 + u(x4)

In 3+1D: again unit cell, translation symmetry

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Basis vectors

*a*a1

*b*a2

*c*a3

qe*a 44

Basis vectors in reciprocal space

Basis vectors in direct space

41 eaa

42 eba

43 eca

*c*b*aq 44 ea

jiji *aa 44332211 axaxaxaxx

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{R|v} is an element of the space group of the basic structure is a phase shift and is ±1

Space group of the basic structure

components of q

symmetry-operators for the phase

Superspace groups: position and phase

(r,t) ( Rr + v, t + )

Example

Pnma(01/2)s00

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Separate the basic reflections (m=0) from the satellites (m≠0)

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Separate the basic reflections (m=0) from the satellites (m≠0)

-should form a regular 3D lattice

-highest symmetry with lower volume

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Hint from changes vs. composition, temperature,…

Separate the basic reflections (m=0) from the satellites (m≠0)

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Select the modulation vector

Possibly multiple solutions

ri qqq

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** baq hklm: h+k=2n, k+l=2n, h+l=2n

Fmmm(10)

*aq HKLm: H+K+m=2n, K+L+m=2n,

L+H=2nXmmm(00)

0200

20002200

0200

20002200

q q0001

0002 0002

0101

2002-0003

2403-

2400

x

0103

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Conditions for the basic cell and modulation vector

)0(')0(: mGmGR

)m('g)m(g:R 00

(qr,qi) in correspondence with chosen crystal system & centering basic cell

** baq

0200

20002200

q0001

0002

0003

2403-

2400

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Possible irrational components in the different crystal systems

Crystal

system

qi Crystal system qi

Triclinic () Tetragonal

Trigonal

Hexagonal

(00) Monoclinic

(-setting)

()

(0)

Orthorhombic (00)

(00)

(00)

Cubic none

Example of derivation: see lecture notes.

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Compatibility of rational components with centering types

Crystal system q Crystal system q

Triclinic no rational

component

Orthorhombic-P

Orthorhombic-C

Orthorhombic-A

Orthorhombic-F

(1/2)

(1/2)

(10)

(1/2)

(10)

Monoclinic-P

Monoclinic-B

(-setting)

()

(1/20)

(0, 1/2, )

Tetragonal-P

Trigonal-P

(1/21/2)

(1/31/3)

Example of derivation: see lecture notes.

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Bulk Powder Diffraction

• Difficulties in determining periodicity

• Difficulties in determining symmetry

• Difficulty in detecting weak satellites due to modulations in light atoms

• Relative intensities reliable for refinements

Electron Diffraction

• Clear determination periodicity

• Clear determination symmetry

• Picks up also weak satellites due to modulations in the light atoms

• Relative intensities not as reliable for refinements

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Summary

Commensurate modulations:supercellq-vector

Incommensurate modulations(Commensurate approximation)q-vector

q-vector -> (3+1)D Superspace


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