论文信息 - Some improvements in the operation of the optical diffractometer

Some improvements in the operation of the optical diffractometer

A systematic method of adjusting the components to bring their optical axes into coincidence is described. This is followed by an account of a theoretical study of the variation of partial coherence which leads to the formulation of a set of practical rules for choosing the correct size of pinhole for a particular problem. Some minor improvements in the design of the diffractometer and in the photographic techniques employed are also described.

B. Thompson | B J Thompson | C. A. Taylor | C A Taylor

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