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... beams , and no decrease in intensity ( “ absorption " ) in any beam traversing a
specimen ( James , 1965 ) . This theory is reasonably successful in explaining
the gross features of XRD , HEED , and transmission electron microscopy ( TEM )
.
... beams , and no decrease in intensity ( “ absorption " ) in any beam traversing a
specimen ( James , 1965 ) . This theory is reasonably successful in explaining
the gross features of XRD , HEED , and transmission electron microscopy ( TEM )
.
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While the fringed contrast in the normal bright and dark field micrographs can be
explained quantitatively with the dynamic theory including absorption , the
kinematic theory , as expressed by Eqs . ( 2 ) and ( 3 ) also gives a fringed - type ...
While the fringed contrast in the normal bright and dark field micrographs can be
explained quantitatively with the dynamic theory including absorption , the
kinematic theory , as expressed by Eqs . ( 2 ) and ( 3 ) also gives a fringed - type ...
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Epitaxial Monocrystalline Films | 10 |
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