1993•Acta Crystallographica Section A Foundations of CrystallographyRequires access

X-ray interference on finite polyhedral crystals

A. A. Snigirev, Alexey Suvorov

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An X-ray interference phenomenon associated with the superposition of reflected waves corresponding to the different diffraction types may be observed for finite polyhedral crystals. Using plane-wave solutions, the interference patterns are analyzed for the two specific geometries of the crystal profile. The computer simulations supplement the theoretical inferences and fit the experimental results.

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Key concepts: Superposition principle, Interference (communication), Diffraction, Plane (geometry), Plane wave, Crystal (programming language), Optics, Computational physics