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Also in the structure factor F , the term involving the Debye - Waller factor ( exp ( -
B sin ? 0 / 12 ) ] falls as e - 1 / 1 . For energies of 25 keV ( a ~ 0 . 5 A ) , the total
diffracted power will be very small . Thus , the resolution of the SSD limits the ...
Also in the structure factor F , the term involving the Debye - Waller factor ( exp ( -
B sin ? 0 / 12 ) ] falls as e - 1 / 1 . For energies of 25 keV ( a ~ 0 . 5 A ) , the total
diffracted power will be very small . Thus , the resolution of the SSD limits the ...
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ANGULAR DEPENDENT INTENSITY FACTORS The Lorentz and polarization
factors , both arising from the geometry of the diffraction process ( Cohen , 1966 ;
Cooper and Glasspool , 1976 ) , and an absorption factor , resulting from differing
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ANGULAR DEPENDENT INTENSITY FACTORS The Lorentz and polarization
factors , both arising from the geometry of the diffraction process ( Cohen , 1966 ;
Cooper and Glasspool , 1976 ) , and an absorption factor , resulting from differing
...
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When this occurs a weighting factor g is introduced which designates the fraction
of subgrains that are contained within the measured epitaxial distribution . One
can define an incremental effective volume associated with the angular range ...
When this occurs a weighting factor g is introduced which designates the fraction
of subgrains that are contained within the measured epitaxial distribution . One
can define an incremental effective volume associated with the angular range ...
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Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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