Neutron Scattering Data Analysis 1990, Proceedings of the Conference on Neutron Scattering, 14-16 March 1990, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UKM. W. Johnson |
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... ( McGreevy and Pusztai ( 1990 ) ) and the resulting structure then used as the starting point for mod- elling the total structure factor of ZnCl2 glass ( no isotopic substitution ) ( Pusztai and McGreevy ( 1990 ) ) . Since the structures ...
... ( McGreevy and Pusztai ( 1990 ) ) and the resulting structure then used as the starting point for mod- elling the total structure factor of ZnCl2 glass ( no isotopic substitution ) ( Pusztai and McGreevy ( 1990 ) ) . Since the structures ...
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... McGreevy and Hayes ( 1990 ) ; Keen , Hayes , McGreevy and Clausen ( 1990 ) ) . Rather than a conventional crystallographic analysis of Bragg peaks RMC is used to analyse the total structure factor , i.e. Bragg and diffuse scattering ...
... McGreevy and Hayes ( 1990 ) ; Keen , Hayes , McGreevy and Clausen ( 1990 ) ) . Rather than a conventional crystallographic analysis of Bragg peaks RMC is used to analyse the total structure factor , i.e. Bragg and diffuse scattering ...
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... McGreevy ( 1990 ) ) Molten salts ( McGreevy and Pusztai ( 1990 ) ) Liquid CuSe ( Howe ( 1989 ) ) Liquid halogens ( Howe ( 1990a ) ) NiCl2 solution ( Howe ( 1990b ) ) 9. Conclusions RMC is a powerful method for producing structural ...
... McGreevy ( 1990 ) ) Molten salts ( McGreevy and Pusztai ( 1990 ) ) Liquid CuSe ( Howe ( 1989 ) ) Liquid halogens ( Howe ( 1990a ) ) NiCl2 solution ( Howe ( 1990b ) ) 9. Conclusions RMC is a powerful method for producing structural ...
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