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By measuring the peaks in energy at y = 0° and at an inclination y = 4° , the
energy shift of one peak can be determined . To determine a typical magnitude of
this shift , the stress in the two - tilt method can be expressed as follows . From Eq
...
By measuring the peaks in energy at y = 0° and at an inclination y = 4° , the
energy shift of one peak can be determined . To determine a typical magnitude of
this shift , the stress in the two - tilt method can be expressed as follows . From Eq
...
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There are three main hyperfine interactions , the isomer shift or electric monopole
interaction , the electric quadrupole interaction , and the magnetic hyperfine
interaction . Of these , the first produces a shift in the centroid of the Mössbauer ...
There are three main hyperfine interactions , the isomer shift or electric monopole
interaction , the electric quadrupole interaction , and the magnetic hyperfine
interaction . Of these , the first produces a shift in the centroid of the Mössbauer ...
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The temperature or second - order Doppler shift , which is normally smaller in
magnitude than the isomer shift , is due to atomic motions and for a source
nucleus the relative shift is SE / E = - ( ( v2 ) / 2c ? ) , ( 2 ) where ( v2 ) is the mean
square ...
The temperature or second - order Doppler shift , which is normally smaller in
magnitude than the isomer shift , is due to atomic motions and for a source
nucleus the relative shift is SE / E = - ( ( v2 ) / 2c ? ) , ( 2 ) where ( v2 ) is the mean
square ...
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Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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