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reciprocal space

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reciprocal space [ri′sip·rə·kəl ‚spās]
(solid-state physics)


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Applications range from routine rocking curve analysis using a hybrid monochromator to detailed reciprocal space mapping to investigate very small deviations in symmetry and perfection.
In the mid 1980's Ryan pioneered triple axis X-ray diffraction and was instrumental in introducing reciprocal space mapping to the semiconductor industry.
all of reciprocal space could not be examined because of interference from opaque (to x rays) parts of the pressure cell.
 
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