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The Ag - Au system and the Al - rich phase in Al - Cu would not represent good
systems for composition broadening studies with only 1 . 7 IH . However , these
probably represent a minority grouping with the major number of binary systems
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The Ag - Au system and the Al - rich phase in Al - Cu would not represent good
systems for composition broadening studies with only 1 . 7 IH . However , these
probably represent a minority grouping with the major number of binary systems
...
Page 100
It was assumed ( Houska , 1970 ) that the sample broadening contribution to the
rocking curve is Gaussian . This was found in both the Cu - Pd and the Cu - Ni
systems and is illustrated by the solid curves of Fig . 25 . The Cu - Pd study used
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It was assumed ( Houska , 1970 ) that the sample broadening contribution to the
rocking curve is Gaussian . This was found in both the Cu - Pd and the Cu - Ni
systems and is illustrated by the solid curves of Fig . 25 . The Cu - Pd study used
...
Page 191
It is also observed that spectral broadening effects of electronic origin occur even
in bulk material , although the strength of such effects are orders of magnitude
smaller than those for the electric field induced broadening in data obtained with
...
It is also observed that spectral broadening effects of electronic origin occur even
in bulk material , although the strength of such effects are orders of magnitude
smaller than those for the electric field induced broadening in data obtained with
...
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Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
Applications | 45 |
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