Titlebook: Diffraction from Materials; Lyle H. Schwartz,Jerome B. Cohen Book 1987Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1987 DNA.X-ray.crys

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Malka Gorodetsky,Shoshana Keinyude as the period. As we now know from diffraction studies, these spacings are of the order of 1 ? (10. m) for atoms in solids, thus we wish to study the properties of radiation in this wavelength range. We shall confine our attention to the most commonly used radiations: x-rays, neutrons, and electrons.

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Reconsidering Identity Economicseave the crystal without rescattering. Consider a small crystal in the shape of a cube, 10. m on an edge, entirely bathed by an x-ray beam. The peak intensity from such a crystal can be written as follows, for unpolarized radiation and receiving slits of dimensions . × . (see Sect. 4.9).

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What Else Can We Learn from a Diffraction Experiment Besides the Average Structure?,So far we have been centering our considerations on the characterization of crystal structures. This is an important aspect of diffraction studies and it has enabled us to learn most of the fundamental concepts. We have in fact come across a great many uses for diffraction in addition to structure determination as the following list indicates:

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The Nature of Diffraction,s beam travel as ... By transverse waves we mean that the field oscillates perpendicular. to its direction of propagation with maxima and minima, or crests, confined to planes perpendicular to the direction of propagation. Thus waves traveling in the . direction can be expressed as

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Properties of Radiation Useful for Studying the Structure of Materials,ude as the period. As we now know from diffraction studies, these spacings are of the order of 1 ? (10. m) for atoms in solids, thus we wish to study the properties of radiation in this wavelength range. We shall confine our attention to the most commonly used radiations: x-rays, neutrons, and electrons.

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The Dynamical Theory of Diffraction,eave the crystal without rescattering. Consider a small crystal in the shape of a cube, 10. m on an edge, entirely bathed by an x-ray beam. The peak intensity from such a crystal can be written as follows, for unpolarized radiation and receiving slits of dimensions . × . (see Sect. 4.9).

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