Category: category_overview
Data type: null
Examples:
loop_ _audit_link_block_code _audit_link_block_description . 'publication details' K2SEO4_COM 'experimental data common to ref./mod. structures' K2SEO4_REFRNCE 'reference structure' K2SEO4_MOD 'modulated structure'
Example 1 - example file for the one-dimensional incommensurately modulated structure of K~2~SeO~4~.
_audit_link_block_code 'PbSVS2_MOD_VS2'
Example 2 - example with a trailing string referencing a modulated structure of the subsystem labelled by _cell_subsystem_code.
This category description does NOT introduce a new category; instead, it describes the recommended practice for using block codes as described in the core AUDIT_LINK category for descriptions of modulated structures. The value of audit_block_code may be associated with a data block in the same or a different file related to the current data block. For an appropriate use of this item, audit_block_code should be unique. A recommended way for naming data blocks is the following: <string> For the data block that includes those items that, given a certain material, are independent of a specific structure (modulated, reference, etc.). Consider, for example, the experimental set-up, publication details, etc. <string>_REFRNCE For the data block that contains specific details corresponding to the reference (unmodulated) structure if it was refined separately using only main reflections. In the case of composites this data block may gather those items that are common to the reference structures of all subsystems. <string>_MOD For the data block where specific details concerning the modulated structure are defined. Again, in the case of composites this data block may include either those items that are common to the modulated structures of all subsystems or the whole modulated structure if it is described implicitly through the *_subsystem_code pointers. A trailing code following the reserved words MOD or REFRNCE would indicate that the corresponding data block includes structural information corresponding to the modulated or reference structures of the subsystem labelled by _cell_subsystem_code. A good format for <string> can be found in the definitions of _pd_block_[pd] and _pd_block_id that belong to the dictionary extension cif_pd.dic (http://www.iucr.org/cif/pd/index.html).