1993Journal de Physique IV (Proceedings)Open access

Multiple small-angle scattering. A probe for large inhomogeneities

S. Mazumder

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In conventional small-angle scattering technique, multiple scattering is considered to be of nuisence value and one looks for a correction factor to eliminate its effect. But it is possible to expand the scope of small-angle scattering beyond its conventional limit if multiple scattering is suitably exploited. This paper intends to illustrate this point.

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In conventional small-angle scattering technique, multiple scattering is considered to be of nuisence value and one looks for a correction factor to eliminate its effect. But it is possible to expand the scope of small-angle scattering beyond its conventional limit if multiple scattering is suitably exploited. This paper intends to illustrate this point.

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In conventional small-angle scattering technique, multiple scattering is considered to be of nuisence value and one looks for a correction factor to eliminate its effect. But it is possible to expand the scope of small-angle scattering beyond its conventional limit if multiple scattering is suitably exploited. This paper intends to illustrate this point.

Key concepts: Scattering, Small-angle scattering, Optics, Physics, Limit (mathematics), X-ray scattering techniques, Scope (computer science), Point (geometry)

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