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... semiquantitative data even when the texture changes . Solutions to the
diffusion equation allow diffusion coefficients to be determined from composition
maps and this is probably a more important end result than the composition map
alone .
... semiquantitative data even when the texture changes . Solutions to the
diffusion equation allow diffusion coefficients to be determined from composition
maps and this is probably a more important end result than the composition map
alone .
Page 89
Determinations of Composition Profiles Composition profiles and diffusion
coefficients obtained from both AM and CSM will be discussed in relation to the
best values available in the literature . Rocking curve data were obtained in most
of the ...
Determinations of Composition Profiles Composition profiles and diffusion
coefficients obtained from both AM and CSM will be discussed in relation to the
best values available in the literature . Rocking curve data were obtained in most
of the ...
Page 159
Many solid state devices , in particular optoelectronic devices , such as DH
injection lasers and LEDs , make critical use of the tailoring of bandgap ( and
refractive index ) possible via a controlled variation of composition of
semiconductors ...
Many solid state devices , in particular optoelectronic devices , such as DH
injection lasers and LEDs , make critical use of the tailoring of bandgap ( and
refractive index ) possible via a controlled variation of composition of
semiconductors ...
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Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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