Detection of small lattice strains using beam rocking on a nuclear microprobe
Beam rocking is a new technique in nuclear microscopy which has been developed at the Oxford nuclear microprobe to produce angle-resolved channelling information from small areas of crystalline material without any rotation or translation of the sample. This paper describes a different application o...
Main Authors: | de Kerckhove, D, Breese, M, Wilkinson, A, Grime, G |
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1998
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