Influence of incident beam divergence on the intensity of diffuse streaks

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Abstract

The influence of incident beam divergence on the length of the streak intercepted by the Ewald sphere is considered, as a relp HK·L of a faulted hexagonal crystal, mounted about its c-axis on the goniometer head attached to the ø-circle, is brought into diffracting condition for the bisecting setting of a 4-circle diffractometer. For the special crystal mounting correction factors required to convert the measured intensities corresponding to a fixed length of the streak are derived. A procedure for experimentally verifying the mathematical approach employed in these derivations is also presented. © 1985 Indian Academy of Sciences.

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Pandey, D., Lele, S., Prasad, L., & Gauthier, J. P. (1985). Influence of incident beam divergence on the intensity of diffuse streaks. Bulletin of Materials Science, 7(5), 499–507. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02744060

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