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... reflection . For a beam of X rays containing a range of different wavelengths ( " white radiation " ) many different ... reflection the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection . The angle of incidence in X - ray crystallography ...
... reflection . For a beam of X rays containing a range of different wavelengths ( " white radiation " ) many different ... reflection the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection . The angle of incidence in X - ray crystallography ...
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... reflection is imposed . Instead one regards the crystal as composed of The Bragg assumption of specular reflection is , however , equivalent to the assumption that rays scattered from individual ions within each lattice plane interfere ...
... reflection is imposed . Instead one regards the crystal as composed of The Bragg assumption of specular reflection is , however , equivalent to the assumption that rays scattered from individual ions within each lattice plane interfere ...
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... reflection has the form : q ' - q + mk , ( 24.24 ) ( 24.25 ) where the integer m is the order of the Bragg reflection ( as demonstrated in Figure 24.10 ) .12 This relation holds in either frame , since wave vectors are invariant under ...
... reflection has the form : q ' - q + mk , ( 24.24 ) ( 24.25 ) where the integer m is the order of the Bragg reflection ( as demonstrated in Figure 24.10 ) .12 This relation holds in either frame , since wave vectors are invariant under ...
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The Drude Theory of Metals | 1 |
Failures of the Free Electron Model | 57 |
Crystal Lattices | 63 |
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