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    X-Ray Multiple-Wave Diffraction

    Theory and Application

    Professor Shih-Lin Chang in Springer Series in Solid-State Sciences (2004)

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    Introduction

    X-ray diffraction occurs when a set of atomic planes of a crystal is brought into position to diffract an incident wave. Since the diffraction involves two waves, an incident wave and a diffracted wave, it is ...

    Professor Shih-Lin Chang in X-Ray Multiple-Wave Diffraction (2004)

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    Diffraction Geometry

    The geometric aspects of X-ray diffraction from crystals can be depicted in real space and reciprocal space. However, the representation of reciprocal lattice, as stated in Chap. 2, facilitates the description...

    Professor Shih-Lin Chang in X-Ray Multiple-Wave Diffraction (2004)

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    Kinematical Theory of X-Ray Diffraction

    Multiple-wave diffraction can be understood and predicted according to the diffraction geometry. The diffraction experiments can be realized with the techniques and methods mentioned in the previous chapters. ...

    Professor Shih-Lin Chang in X-Ray Multiple-Wave Diffraction (2004)

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    Elements of X-Ray Physics and Crystallography

    X-ray multiple-wave diffraction, like the usual two-wave Bragg diffraction, is an interference phenomenon between X-rays and a periodic crystal lattice. The detection of this phenomenon relies on the condition...

    Professor Shih-Lin Chang in X-Ray Multiple-Wave Diffraction (2004)

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    Experimental Techniques

    The occurrence of multiple-wave diffraction, as described in Chap. 3, depends on the lattice parameters of the crystal, the wavelength of the X-ray radiation, and the lattice symmetry of the space group. Exper...

    Professor Shih-Lin Chang in X-Ray Multiple-Wave Diffraction (2004)

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    Dynamical Theory of X-Ray Diffraction

    The kinematical theory of X-ray diffraction follows closely the secondary ex-tinction theory, which can be applied to situations involving very weak or no interaction between the incident wave and the diffract...

    Professor Shih-Lin Chang in X-Ray Multiple-Wave Diffraction (2004)

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    Dynamical Diffraction Properties and Behaviors

    The characteristics and behaviors of the dynamical aspects of multiple-wave diffraction will be described in the light of theoretical considerations and experimental observations. A brief summary of two-wave d...

    Professor Shih-Lin Chang in X-Ray Multiple-Wave Diffraction (2004)

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    Theoretical Approaches

    The fundamentals of the dynamical theories for multiple-wave diffraction have so far been described in the previous chapter. It is understood that analytical expressions for wavefields and diffracted intensiti...

    Professor Shih-Lin Chang in X-Ray Multiple-Wave Diffraction (2004)

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    Applications

    X-ray multiple-wave diffraction results from simultaneous reflections from two-, three-, and higher-dimensional periodic atomic structures, termed as ‘crystals’. The intensity distribution as a function of mom...

    Professor Shih-Lin Chang in X-Ray Multiple-Wave Diffraction (2004)