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( 2 ) To obtain reliable results , the intensity P ( 20 ) should contain only one of the
spectral components ( either Ką , or Ką ) . Therefore , one of the components
must be removed by a modified Rachinger correction ( Carpenter et al . , 1971 ) .
( 2 ) To obtain reliable results , the intensity P ( 20 ) should contain only one of the
spectral components ( either Ką , or Ką ) . Therefore , one of the components
must be removed by a modified Rachinger correction ( Carpenter et al . , 1971 ) .
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The small amplitude of the cluster component is thought to be due to the
mismatch between the lattice parameters of y iron ... This means that the
assignment of magnetic components to particular configurations becomes difficult
, particularly if ...
The small amplitude of the cluster component is thought to be due to the
mismatch between the lattice parameters of y iron ... This means that the
assignment of magnetic components to particular configurations becomes difficult
, particularly if ...
Page 144
The Mössbauer spectrum will then contain components due to the asquenched
alloy and to the equilibrium values given by the miscibility gap boundaries , and
only the relative amounts of these components will change as decomposition ...
The Mössbauer spectrum will then contain components due to the asquenched
alloy and to the equilibrium values given by the miscibility gap boundaries , and
only the relative amounts of these components will change as decomposition ...
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