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Page 42
This produces a nonrandom distribution in the interplanar spacing , which is
related to any texture developed during the plastic deformation process . Marion
and Cohen ( 1974 ) developed a distribution function f ( 4 ) describing the
variation in ...
This produces a nonrandom distribution in the interplanar spacing , which is
related to any texture developed during the plastic deformation process . Marion
and Cohen ( 1974 ) developed a distribution function f ( 4 ) describing the
variation in ...
Page 43
The distribution function describes the variation of d with orientation and is
obtained by measuring the texture only in the region of the pole figure for which
the residual lattice strain is measured . This is readily accomplished by simply ...
The distribution function describes the variation of d with orientation and is
obtained by measuring the texture only in the region of the pole figure for which
the residual lattice strain is measured . This is readily accomplished by simply ...
Page 73
Reflection geometry illustrating the angles 0 , w , 20 , 0 , and X , the direction of
the incident beam So , and diffracted beam S . Before the complete expression
can be given for the effective volume , it is necessary to consider the tilt
distribution ...
Reflection geometry illustrating the angles 0 , w , 20 , 0 , and X , the direction of
the incident beam So , and diffracted beam S . Before the complete expression
can be given for the effective volume , it is necessary to consider the tilt
distribution ...
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Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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