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Deviation from Bragg Scattering

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Description

This lecture explores the effect of sample shape on the reciprocal lattice nodes in 2-beam electron diffraction, using Fourier transforms. It discusses scattering deviations from the perfect Bragg condition, introducing the 'excitation error' within a kinematical approximation.

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