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Multiple scattering of X-rays by amorphous samples
B. E. Warren,R. L. Mozzi +1 more
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In this paper, a rigorous treatment of the multiple scattering of x-rays in amorphous samples has been developed in connection with the x-ray studies of the structure of simple glasses.Abstract:
A rigorous treatment of the multiple scattering of x-rays in amorphous samples has been developed in connection with the x-ray studies of the structure of simple glasses. A paper concerning this research has been submitted for publication to Acta Crystallographica.read more
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