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Page 122
... Bragg peaks ( n = 0 ) and in pairs of satellites displaced by +2 , on each side of them . It should be noticed that the scattering in the nuclear Bragg peaks is proportional to the axial component of the spiral which gives a ...
... Bragg peaks ( n = 0 ) and in pairs of satellites displaced by +2 , on each side of them . It should be noticed that the scattering in the nuclear Bragg peaks is proportional to the axial component of the spiral which gives a ...
Page 298
... Bragg peaks . It lowers the intensity with increasing Q and may be considered a static analog to the thermal Debye - Waller factor [ cf. Eq . ( 67 ) in the chapter by Kostorz and Lovesey ] . The distribution of elastically scattered ...
... Bragg peaks . It lowers the intensity with increasing Q and may be considered a static analog to the thermal Debye - Waller factor [ cf. Eq . ( 67 ) in the chapter by Kostorz and Lovesey ] . The distribution of elastically scattered ...
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... Bragg peaks as discussed in this chapter gives information on the atomic arrangement on a scale of one or a few interatomic distances . Farther away from the defect , the lattice distortions due to small defects can be described by the ...
... Bragg peaks as discussed in this chapter gives information on the atomic arrangement on a scale of one or a few interatomic distances . Farther away from the defect , the lattice distortions due to small defects can be described by the ...
Contents
Neutron Production and Detection | 12 |
Basic Scattering Theory | 21 |
Diffraction from Crystals | 30 |
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Einführung in die Kristallographie Will Kleber,Hans-Joachim Bautsch,Joachim Bohm No preview available - 1998 |