Neutron ScatteringG. Kostorz |
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... orientation factor 1 ( · ) 2 enables one to deduce the absolute orientation of the magnetic moment relative to the crystal axes . In this context it is important to remember the distinction between deter- ming the " configuration " and ...
... orientation factor 1 ( · ) 2 enables one to deduce the absolute orientation of the magnetic moment relative to the crystal axes . In this context it is important to remember the distinction between deter- ming the " configuration " and ...
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... orientation distribution is known . The construction of pole figures from x - ray diffraction measurements has been used for many years as a method of determining and describing the average orientation distribution . The volume over ...
... orientation distribution is known . The construction of pole figures from x - ray diffraction measurements has been used for many years as a method of determining and describing the average orientation distribution . The volume over ...
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... orientation of magnetic moments . In simple systems it is the configuration , which means the re- peating pattern of magnetic moments , that determines which reflections are present . The relative orientations of moments and scattering ...
... orientation of magnetic moments . In simple systems it is the configuration , which means the re- peating pattern of magnetic moments , that determines which reflections are present . The relative orientations of moments and scattering ...
Contents
Neutron Production and Detection | 12 |
Basic Scattering Theory | 21 |
Diffraction from Crystals | 30 |
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Neutron Scattering: Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, Volume 15 G. Kostorz Limited preview - 2013 |
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Einführung in die Kristallographie Will Kleber,Hans-Joachim Bautsch,Joachim Bohm No preview available - 1998 |