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This information allows F ? to be calculated , and exp ( - 2M ) is taken as unity for
a low order reflection if the thermal parameters are unknown . When the latter
data are available , the thermal term should be ( 21 ) included for additional ...
This information allows F ? to be calculated , and exp ( - 2M ) is taken as unity for
a low order reflection if the thermal parameters are unknown . When the latter
data are available , the thermal term should be ( 21 ) included for additional ...
Page 88
This can be missed in diffraction patterns unless the intensity scale is greatly
reduced , allowing the peaks to run off scale . Reducing the full scale intensity to
about go of the peak height allows the nonlinear TDS background to be observed
...
This can be missed in diffraction patterns unless the intensity scale is greatly
reduced , allowing the peaks to run off scale . Reducing the full scale intensity to
about go of the peak height allows the nonlinear TDS background to be observed
...
Page 153
... before they reach a thermal statistical energy distribution ( Shah , 1978 ;
Ulbrich , 1978 ; Weisbuch , 1978 ) . Measurements on an even shorter time scale
( < 10 - 12 sec ) have recently been possible with mode - locked lasers , allowing
, e ...
... before they reach a thermal statistical energy distribution ( Shah , 1978 ;
Ulbrich , 1978 ; Weisbuch , 1978 ) . Measurements on an even shorter time scale
( < 10 - 12 sec ) have recently been possible with mode - locked lasers , allowing
, e ...
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Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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