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... diffraction , although many of the results are applicable also to neutron and elec- tron diffraction . A == The present chapter serves as an introduction to the concepts and methods relating to the propagation of waves in a periodic ...
... diffraction , although many of the results are applicable also to neutron and elec- tron diffraction . A == The present chapter serves as an introduction to the concepts and methods relating to the propagation of waves in a periodic ...
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... diffraction . An important consequence of ( 2.1 ) is that wavelengths A≤ 2d are essential if Bragg reflection is to occur . We may get an idea of the magnitude of the diffraction angle by considering CuKai radiation incident on a cubic ...
... diffraction . An important consequence of ( 2.1 ) is that wavelengths A≤ 2d are essential if Bragg reflection is to occur . We may get an idea of the magnitude of the diffraction angle by considering CuKai radiation incident on a cubic ...
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... diffraction problems are : ( 1 ) The vector r * ( hkl ) from the origin to the point ( h , k , l ) of the reciprocal ... diffraction of x - rays , G. Bell and Sons , Ltd. , London , 1948. For an elementary discussion see M. J. Buerger ...
... diffraction problems are : ( 1 ) The vector r * ( hkl ) from the origin to the point ( h , k , l ) of the reciprocal ... diffraction of x - rays , G. Bell and Sons , Ltd. , London , 1948. For an elementary discussion see M. J. Buerger ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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