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Page 11
Such film techniques are becoming less popular as the portability of
diffractometers increases ( see Section III , B , 4 ) as they are inherently less
accurate and less precise . As seen from Eqs . ( 8 ) and ( 11 ) the residual stress
is related to the ...
Such film techniques are becoming less popular as the portability of
diffractometers increases ( see Section III , B , 4 ) as they are inherently less
accurate and less precise . As seen from Eqs . ( 8 ) and ( 11 ) the residual stress
is related to the ...
Page 89
One can estimate the importance of this contribution to the intensity band by
using existing corrections over the full 20 range of a band . When the correction is
nearly constant over the full band or changes by less than about 10 % , it
probably ...
One can estimate the importance of this contribution to the intensity band by
using existing corrections over the full 20 range of a band . When the correction is
nearly constant over the full band or changes by less than about 10 % , it
probably ...
Page 128
Here the range of neighboring configurations is much less so that the overall
linewidths are also less . Poláková ( 1977 ) fitted spectra for samples of NizFe
which had been annealed at different temperatures in order to determine a short
range ...
Here the range of neighboring configurations is much less so that the overall
linewidths are also less . Poláková ( 1977 ) fitted spectra for samples of NizFe
which had been annealed at different temperatures in order to determine a short
range ...
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Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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