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A brief description of the available equipment is also given . The many different
types of instrumentation all employ one common feature in determining the
position of a diffraction peak : high angle ( back reflection ) diffraction lines are
used to ...
A brief description of the available equipment is also given . The many different
types of instrumentation all employ one common feature in determining the
position of a diffraction peak : high angle ( back reflection ) diffraction lines are
used to ...
Page 72
The effective volume measured by reflection geometry must therefore include
appropriate absorption and orientation terms . With the geometry shown in Fig . 1
, sample absorption reduces the intensity by a factor exp [ - 2 { u ( Y ) ) Y / sin 0 ] ...
The effective volume measured by reflection geometry must therefore include
appropriate absorption and orientation terms . With the geometry shown in Fig . 1
, sample absorption reduces the intensity by a factor exp [ - 2 { u ( Y ) ) Y / sin 0 ] ...
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Some flexibility in penetration distance is possible provided higher order
reflections are available . The major application of composition broadening has
been to study diffusion in binary metallic systems over distances in the micron
range .
Some flexibility in penetration distance is possible provided higher order
reflections are available . The major application of composition broadening has
been to study diffusion in binary metallic systems over distances in the micron
range .
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Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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