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The experimental procedures for such a determination are included in most
review articles ( Barrett and Massalski , 1966 ; Klug and Alexander , 1974 ; The
Society of Materials Science , 1974 ; Hauk and Wolfstieg , 1976 ; Cullity , 1977b )
.
The experimental procedures for such a determination are included in most
review articles ( Barrett and Massalski , 1966 ; Klug and Alexander , 1974 ; The
Society of Materials Science , 1974 ; Hauk and Wolfstieg , 1976 ; Cullity , 1977b )
.
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... 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 accuracy . One must INVESTIGATION OF COMPOSITION
VARIATIONS 77.
... 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 accuracy . One must INVESTIGATION OF COMPOSITION
VARIATIONS 77.
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Some examples of its application to dislocation defect studies in semiconducting
materials will also be included . B . Photoluminescence Topography As was
mentioned above , the basic idea behind the technique called PL topography is
the ...
Some examples of its application to dislocation defect studies in semiconducting
materials will also be included . B . Photoluminescence Topography As was
mentioned above , the basic idea behind the technique called PL topography is
the ...
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R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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