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... tion , 43 mass of electron coherent scattering func- mass of neutron tion for a sphere of ra- dius R ,, 232 N number of nuclei in a sample ( target ) total scattering function , 26 T number of unit cells in target sample transmission ...
... tion , 43 mass of electron coherent scattering func- mass of neutron tion for a sphere of ra- dius R ,, 232 N number of nuclei in a sample ( target ) total scattering function , 26 T number of unit cells in target sample transmission ...
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... tion per nucleus , 43 = σs σ coh , 5 total removal cross section per nucleus , 248 cm2 / cm3 , 9 cross section , 9 macroscopic cross section for coherent scattering , 248 macroscopic cross section for incoherent scatter- ing , 248 ...
... tion per nucleus , 43 = σs σ coh , 5 total removal cross section per nucleus , 248 cm2 / cm3 , 9 cross section , 9 macroscopic cross section for coherent scattering , 248 macroscopic cross section for incoherent scatter- ing , 248 ...
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... tion to a second neighbor site via the nearest neighbor site without coming to rest at the intermediate site . D. Diffusion with Impurities Neutron quasi - elastic scattering studies of the diffusion of hydrogen in a metal lattice ...
... tion to a second neighbor site via the nearest neighbor site without coming to rest at the intermediate site . D. Diffusion with Impurities Neutron quasi - elastic scattering studies of the diffusion of hydrogen in a metal lattice ...
Contents
Neutron Production and Detection | 12 |
Basic Scattering Theory | 21 |
Diffraction from Crystals | 30 |
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Einführung in die Kristallographie Will Kleber,Hans-Joachim Bautsch,Joachim Bohm No preview available - 1998 |