The interpretation and application of electron-diffraction "kikuchi-line" patterns - Part II. The methods of indexing the patterns

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Seven methods are described of indexing electron-diffraction Kikuchi-line patterns from single crystals for the purpose of practical applications of such patterns. The crystal lattice form and orientation can be determined by method 1 (see Part I), which also gives the indices of the diffractions relative to the chosen unit cell. The other six methods are in general only applicable in conjunction with a knowledge of the crystal lattice form and orientation, in which case any one of them, or more conveniently several in conjunction, can be used to index the lines.

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Wilman, H. (1948). The interpretation and application of electron-diffraction “kikuchi-line” patterns - Part II. The methods of indexing the patterns. Proceedings of the Physical Society, 61(5), 416–430. https://doi.org/10.1088/0959-5309/61/5/303

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