Controlled benchmark: Si assembly

Summary

Experiment UID 40343127-faee-47b3-bec7-1e81e2f5f966
Crystals 71
  Active 71
  Removed 0
Crystal structure Fd-3m:1 (5.431 Å, 5.431 Å, 5.431 Å, 90.0°, 90.0°, 90.0°)
Pads 3

Analysis Configuration

Setting Value
Rotation average l1
Weighting auto
Twist axis original
Histogram bin width 0.100°

Pads

The orientation spread on each pad is reported as a swing-twist decomposition relative to the weighted representative median orientation that minimizes total geodesic distance. The decomposition uses the orthogonalized z-axis, chosen because it is perpendicular to the pad in the selected orthogonalization scheme.

  • Swing: The angular tilt of each crystal’s axis away from the representative orientation.
  • Twist: The remaining in-plane rotation around the representative axis after swing is removed.

Swing is reported as signed x and y components in the tangent plane. The medians show systematic tilt bias; the standard deviations show directional spread. Equal weighting gives every crystal weight 1. Automatic weighting uses complete positive crystal masses when available, otherwise complete assigned-pad contour areas, otherwise equal weights. The selected source is shown below and recorded in the deviation CSV.

Note

Excessive swing angles are mostly attributed to crystal non-flatness.

Pad orientation summary
Pad ID Crystals Weight source Twist median Twist std dev Swing x median Swing x std dev Swing y median Swing y std dev
12 17 area -0.013° 0.241° 0.098° 0.274° 0.168° 0.242°
17 25 area -0.014° 1.217° 0.135° 0.466° 0.039° 0.575°
21 22 area -0.006° 0.230° 0.025° 0.242° 0.046° 0.238°

Pad 12

Planar map of pad 12

Pad 12 twist histogram

Pad 12 swing sphere

Pad 17

Planar map of pad 17

Pad 17 twist histogram

Pad 17 swing sphere

Pad 21

Planar map of pad 21

Pad 21 twist histogram

Pad 21 swing sphere

Crystals

Removed and Unused Crystals

No crystals are removed or unused.

How to cite this sample

Sviták, David (2026). Coaligned crystal assembly of Si. Materials Growth and Measurement Laboratory (MGML), Charles University. IGSN: https://doi.org/10.83211/alsa-4034.