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... of dZ both for X rays and neutrons and comparison of experiments requires
taking a proper account of the sample sizes used . Taking into account beam
inhomogeneity , beam attenuation , and sample geometry we have to replace i , (
ko ) .
... of dZ both for X rays and neutrons and comparison of experiments requires
taking a proper account of the sample sizes used . Taking into account beam
inhomogeneity , beam attenuation , and sample geometry we have to replace i , (
ko ) .
Page 142
Herbert Herman. between 0 . 01 and 1 cm2 . Optimum sample thicknesses Dope
are 1 / 2 , . They are typically between 10 and 100 u for X - rays and between 0 . 3
and 10 cm for neutrons . The ratio Sn ( K ) / ( do / d12 ) x is equal to b2 / ( a .
Herbert Herman. between 0 . 01 and 1 cm2 . Optimum sample thicknesses Dope
are 1 / 2 , . They are typically between 10 and 100 u for X - rays and between 0 . 3
and 10 cm for neutrons . The ratio Sn ( K ) / ( do / d12 ) x is equal to b2 / ( a .
Page 353
In YIG samples , the linewidth was 0 . 1 Oe for best polish and 10 Oe for 20 um
grit polish ( LeCraw et al . , 1958 ) . In polycrystalline YIG samples , the sample of
99 % density had a maximum AH of 15 Oe , and the sample of 79 % had a ...
In YIG samples , the linewidth was 0 . 1 Oe for best polish and 10 Oe for 20 um
grit polish ( LeCraw et al . , 1958 ) . In polycrystalline YIG samples , the sample of
99 % density had a maximum AH of 15 Oe , and the sample of 79 % had a ...
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Thin Films | 15 |
Semiinfinite Overgrowths | 52 |
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