Defect and Microstructure Analysis by Diffraction

Introduction to Defect and Microstructure Analysis or the Analysis of Real-Structure Some Applications of the Kinematical Theory of X-ray Diffraction Profile Fitting and Analytical Functions Effects of Instrument Function, Crystallite Size, and Strain on Reflection Profiles Use of Pattern Decomposition or Simulation to Study Microstructure: theoretical considerations Classical Treatment of Line Profiles Influenced by Strain, Small Size, and Stacking Faults Voigt-Function Model in Diffraction Line-Broadening Analysis X-Ray Analysis of Precipitation Related Crystals with Dislocation Substructure The Dislocation Based Model of Strain Broadening in X-Ray Line-Profile Analysis Diffraction-Line Broadening Analysis of Dislocation Configurations Diffraction-Line Broadening Analysis of Strain Fields in Crystalline Solids Paracrystallinity The Model of the Paracrystal and its Application to Polymers Effect of Planar Defects in Crystal on the Position and Profile of Powder Diffraction Line Effect of Stacking Disorder on the Profile of the Powder Diffraction Line Crystallite Statistics and Accuracy in Powder Diffraction Intensity Measurements Reciprocal Space Mapping and Ultra-High Resolution Diffraction of Polycrystalline Materials X-Ray Analysis of The Inhomogeneous Stress State Texture Analysis Texture Effects in Powder Diffraction and their Correction by Simple Empirical Functions Accounting For Size and Microstrain in Whole Powder Pattern Fitting Modelling of Texture in Whole Pattern Fitting A New Whole Powder Pattern Fitting Approach The Role of Whole-Pattern Databases in Materials Science Restoration and Preprocessing of Physical Profiles from Measured Data Towards Higher Resolution: A Mathematical Approach Use of Pattern Decomposition to Study Microstructure: Practical Aspects and Applications X-Ray Diffraction Broadening Effects in Materials Characterization Crystal Size and Distortion Parameters in Fibres using WAXS Pressure Induced Profile Change of Energy Dispersive Diffraction