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In general there are two differences between such a pattern and the one from a
randomly oriented film . The first is that usually some allowed rings are missing in
the case of a perfect fiber axis . In practice , they may be present but very weak ...
In general there are two differences between such a pattern and the one from a
randomly oriented film . The first is that usually some allowed rings are missing in
the case of a perfect fiber axis . In practice , they may be present but very weak ...
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In this way the diffraction pattern for any arbitrary incident beam direction can be
determined . 2 . MULTIPLE SCATTERING Under certain conditions extra
reflections that are forbidden by the structure factor appear in the diffraction
pattern .
In this way the diffraction pattern for any arbitrary incident beam direction can be
determined . 2 . MULTIPLE SCATTERING Under certain conditions extra
reflections that are forbidden by the structure factor appear in the diffraction
pattern .
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REFLECTION HIGH ENERGY ELECTRON DIFFRACTION The RHEED pattern
obtained from a randomly oriented polycrystalline film consists essentially of half
a TED pattern from the same film . The half of the RHEED pattern that is missing
is ...
REFLECTION HIGH ENERGY ELECTRON DIFFRACTION The RHEED pattern
obtained from a randomly oriented polycrystalline film consists essentially of half
a TED pattern from the same film . The half of the RHEED pattern that is missing
is ...
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Contents
RICHARD W VOOK | 2 |
Epitaxial Monocrystalline Films | 10 |
Polycrystalline Films | 37 |
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