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The effective reciprocal lattice is determined not only by the microstructure of the
sample but also by how much of the ... If the incident beam samples only one
crystallite , it is the point reciprocal lattice of that crystallite that determines the ...
The effective reciprocal lattice is determined not only by the microstructure of the
sample but also by how much of the ... If the incident beam samples only one
crystallite , it is the point reciprocal lattice of that crystallite that determines the ...
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This poorly defined horizontal line marks the bottom of the RHEED pattern and is
in fact an electron beam “ shadow ” of the edge of the sample . The main reason
for the more or less symmetrical streaking of the spots is due to the fact that the ...
This poorly defined horizontal line marks the bottom of the RHEED pattern and is
in fact an electron beam “ shadow ” of the edge of the sample . The main reason
for the more or less symmetrical streaking of the spots is due to the fact that the ...
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25um contrast is the Lorentz force F , F = ( - elc ) v x B , which depends upon the
variation in magnetic induction B across the sample , which in turn depends upon
the magnetization M . The quantities e , c , and v are the electronic charge , the ...
25um contrast is the Lorentz force F , F = ( - elc ) v x B , which depends upon the
variation in magnetic induction B across the sample , which in turn depends upon
the magnetization M . The quantities e , c , and v are the electronic charge , the ...
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RICHARD W VOOK | 2 |
Epitaxial Monocrystalline Films | 10 |
Polycrystalline Films | 37 |
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