Lecture

Dynamical Scattering Notations

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Description

This lecture discusses various notations used in the literature to express scattering intensities and their equations in dynamical scattering, including the introduction of dimensionless parameters like 'w' and 'beta' to rearrange the expressions and emphasize the effects of thickness and excitation error on the diffracted beam intensity.

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