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Preface This group of volumes on experimental techniques will review the very
recent , the still - evolving , and the well ... the award of a well - deserved Nobel
prize , the technique has become an established technique of physical science .
Preface This group of volumes on experimental techniques will review the very
recent , the still - evolving , and the well ... the award of a well - deserved Nobel
prize , the technique has become an established technique of physical science .
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Keng and Weil ( 1971 ) present a technique for determining stresses in single
crystals and Rozgonyi and co - workers ( 1973 , 1976 ) , and Hearn ( 1977 ) apply
X - ray topography to the measurement of stress in thin films . Weissmann and ...
Keng and Weil ( 1971 ) present a technique for determining stresses in single
crystals and Rozgonyi and co - workers ( 1973 , 1976 ) , and Hearn ( 1977 ) apply
X - ray topography to the measurement of stress in thin films . Weissmann and ...
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A high accuracy is also inherent in all techniques relying upon detection of
optical spectra , since very good spectral ... traditional technique for composition
profiling has been the electron microprobe , based on detection of x - ray spectra
...
A high accuracy is also inherent in all techniques relying upon detection of
optical spectra , since very good spectral ... traditional technique for composition
profiling has been the electron microprobe , based on detection of x - ray spectra
...
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Contents
R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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