Philosophical magazine · 1968 · 235 citations · 12 references
Materials ScienceParameter Vg/vgHigh Temperature MaterialsReflection Vector GPhysicsEngineeringApplied PhysicsDiffractionCondensed Matter PhysicsAtomic PhysicsAbsorption ParametersElectron DiffractionMaterial PhysicSolid-state PhysicPhysical PropertyKv ElectronsElectron Physic
Abstract Values of the parameter Vg/Vg are calculated for 100 kv electrons as a function of the reflection vector g for different crystal temperatures and for a number of different materials. It is shown that the usual assumption made, namely setting V0 ′ = Vg ′ = 0·1 Vg independent of g or material, is often a very poor approximation. Calculations based on the inelastic scattering mechanisms involved show that for a given value of g the ratio Vg '/Vg increases with increasing temperature and increasing atomic weight of the material. For a given temperature and material, Vg '/ g increases approximately linearly with g over a wide range of g values.
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Harold P. Hanson, Frank Herman, J. E. Lea et al. · Acta Crystallographica · 1964 · 461 citations · Full text