Add newer NIST SRMs as detector image calibrants #261
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Added all decimal places in certificates, though probably the extra precision is meaningless
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@AdamCorrao I have put in all the decimal places and will now make the merge. To better make sure I did not make any typos -- could you double check my changes? |
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@briantoby I confirmed the lattice parameters match the NIST certificates. Thanks! |
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ImageCalibrant.pyto include newer NIST SRMs. 640d, 640e, and 640f are Si, and 660c is LaB6. Lattice parameter values are taken from the published certificates.