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    A Multiplication and Addition to get an integer

    Hi watch this for example. It comes up always. Start from 16:30 and pay special attention to 18:55. I WILL SAY AGAIN: We find the vector (S-S0)/lambda, this has units of 1/length and ONLY THEN WE EXPRESS IT as a vector in the reciprocal space. Then we WRITE THE CONDITION FOR CONSTRUCTIVE...
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    A Multiplication and Addition to get an integer

    Well, this question was moved from the General Math forum here. Reason: "Physics question, mathematically they could be fractions". I keep insisting that NOT, this is a MATHEMATICS question, simple as that. If mathematicaly they could be fractions, the there is something very wrong with the...
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    A Multiplication and Addition to get an integer

    Well, these are very important numbers (h,k,l), true. But we start without restrictions, only then we get the condition for constructive interference: h*p+k*q+l*r = integer (or more precisely h*p+k*q+l*r = integer*2*pi) knowing that p,q,r are integers. From here it is pure mathematics (THE...
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    A Multiplication and Addition to get an integer

    Hi, to understand finally the Laue equation for diffraction I am missing something : h*p+k*q+l*r = integer. Given that p,q,r are integers how come h,k,l MUST BE INTEGERS as well? Say p=q=r=2, than h=k=l=1/2 works just fine. I understand that there is something about a common...
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    I Question in linear algebra, derivation of a certain relation

    Hello good people, please refer to this: (notice the mistake in 9.31: cos(psi) switches places with cos(phi)sin(psi) to the best of my understanding) Now, I am trying to derive 9.30 and for this, according to the book, we solve 9.32. The problem is I can not understand 9.32, the meaning of...
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    The Miller indices- searching for a proof

    Thanks for the reply...yes, just one of those things everyone takes for granted and think its basic knowledge, but not straight forward at all ill try it again
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    The Miller indices- searching for a proof

    don't know really how to reword it...but others can try
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    The Miller indices- searching for a proof

    Hi all, first let me post this (from "Elementary Crystallography An Introduction to the Fundamental Geometrical Features of Crystals" by Buerger): https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/1-png.82644/ Can someone please explain me the proof of Lemma 1? I just can not see it with the "mini...
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    Kikuchi lines Vs Kikuchi bands (EBSD in SEM)

    Guess no SEM experts here :) Got tons of books- finally found one ("Introduction to texture analysis") that actually addresses the difference between kikuchi bands in SEM a.k.a EBSD (pseudo-kikuchi bands they are called, it turns out) and TEM (kikuchi bands)...but of course, surprise...
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    Kikuchi lines Vs Kikuchi bands (EBSD in SEM)

    Good day, anyone can point out to me how kikuchi bands are formed? And I mean bands, not lines. I finally managed to understand (I think) kikuchi lines: bragg diffraction is decreased in the incident direction (defecit=darker line) and enhanced in the "bragg" direction (excess=brighter line)...
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    Electron Diffraction, and General X-Ray (EBSD- Kikuchi lines)

    Perhaps (well..probably) I have not, will be grateful for clarification. "but as there is no path difference"- Hmm, if the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection, which is a condition for Bragg's law...I guess so. Do not know if I'm allowed to "link" here...but here (from min. 11:30...
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    Electron Diffraction, and General X-Ray (EBSD- Kikuchi lines)

    Hi guys, new here. We all know the famous "Bragg Law" and the attached schematic drawing that goes along with it of a couple of planes with a distance `d` between them. Then, a DP occurs cause of constructive interference and destructive interference which happens due to planes deep in the...
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