|  | Mittemeijer, E. J. / Welzel, U. (Hrsg.) Modern Diffraction Methods
  1. Auflage Oktober 2012 139,- Euro 2012. XXVI, 528 Seiten, Hardcover 270 Abb. (25 Farbabb.), 16 Tab. - Monographie - ISBN 978-3-527-32279-4 - Wiley-VCH, Weinheim
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| Kurzbeschreibung The first comprehensive overview of the various applications in which these versatile and very important techniques play a major role, ranging from materials to surface science, and from nanoscience to structure determination.
Aus dem Inhalt PREFACE
PART I: Structure Determination
STRUCTURE DETERMINATION OF SINGLE CRYSTALS Introduction The Electron Density Diffraction and the Phase Problem Fourier Cycling and Difference Fourier Maps Statistical Properties of Diffracted Intensities The Patterson Function Patterson Search Methods Direct Methods Charge Flipping and Low-Density Elimination Outlook and Summary
MODERN RIETVELD REFINEMENT, A PRACTICAL GUIDE The Peak Intensity The Peak Position The Peak Profile The Background The Mathematical Procedure Agreement Factors Global Optimization Method of Simulated Annealing Rigid Bodies Introduction of Penalty Functions Parametric Rietveld Refinement
STRUCTURE OF NANOPARTICLES FROM TOTAL SCATTERING Introduction Total Scattering Experiments Structure Modeling and Refinement Examples Outlook
PART II: Analysis of the Microstructure
DIFFRACTION-LINE PROFILE ANALYSIS Introduction Instrumental Broadening Structural Specimen Broadening Practical Application of Line Profile Analysis Conclusions
RESIDUAL STRESS ANALYSIS BY X-RAY DIFFRACTION METHODS Introduction Principles of Near-Surface X-Ray Residual Stress Analysis Near-Surface X-Ray Residual Stress Analysis by Advanced and Complementary Methods Final Remarks
STRESS ANALYSIS BY NEUTRON DIFFRACTION Introductory Remarks Fundamentals of the Technique Instrumentation Capabilities Examples
TEXTURE ANALYSIS BY ADVANCED DIFFRACTION METHODS Introduction and Background Synchrotron X-Rays Neutron Diffraction Electron Diffraction Comparison of Methods Conclusions SURFACE-SENSITIVE X-RAY DIFFRACTION METHODS Introduction X-Ray Reflectivity Bragg Scattering in Reduced Dimensions (Crystal Truncation Rod Scattering) Grazing Incidence X-Ray Diffraction Experimental Geometries Trends THE MICRO- AND NANOSTRUCTURE OF IMPERFECT OXIDE EPITAXIAL FILMS The Diffracted Amplitude and Intensity The Correlation Volume Lattice Strain Example Strain Gradients Conclusions
PART III: Phase Analysis and Phase Transformations
QUANTITATIVE PHASE ANALYSIS USING THE RIETVELD METHOD Introduction Mathematical Basis Applications in Minerals and Materials Research Summary
KINETICS OF PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS AND OF OTHER TIME-DEPENDENT PROCESSES IN SOLIDS ANALYZED BY POWDER DIFFRACTION Introduction Kinetic Concepts Tracing the Process Kinetics by Powder Diffraction Mode of Measurement: In Situ versus Ex Situ Methods Types of Kinetic Processes and Examples Concluding Remarks
PART IV: Diffraction Methods and Instrumentation
LABORATORY INSTRUMENTATION FOR X-RAY POWDER DIFFRACTION: DEVELOPMENTS AND EXAMPLES Introduction: Historical Sketch Laboratory X-Ray Powder Diffraction: Instrumentation Examples
THE CALIBRATION OF LABORATORY X-RAY DIFFRACTION EQUIPMENT USING NIST STANDARD REFERENCE MATERIALS Introduction The Instrument Profile Function SRMs, Instrumentation, and Data Collection Procedures Data Analysis Methods Instrument Qualification and Validation Conclusions
SYNCHROTRON DIFFRACTION: CAPABILITIES, INSTRUMENTATION, AND EXAMPLES Introduction The Underlying Physics of Synchrotron Sources Diffraction Applications Exploiting High Source Brilliance High Q-Resolution Measurements Applications of Tunability: Resonant Scattering Future: Ultrafast Science and Coherence
HIGH-ENERGY ELECTRON DIFFRACTION: CAPABILITIES, INSTRUMENTATION, AND EXAMPLES Introduction Instrumentation Electron Diffraction Methods in the TEM Summary and Outlook
IN SITU DIFFRACTION MEASUREMENTS: CHALLENGES, INSTRUMENTATION, AND EXAMPLES Introduction Instrumentation and Experimental Challenges Examples
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