Understanding the Ewald Sphere

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Covers the use of GEMS software for simulating diffraction patterns in materials science applications.

Covers the principles of Bragg gratings on a surface and the existence of different diffraction orders.

Explores diffraction principles for observing atomic arrangements and determining crystal structures in solids.

Explores the reciprocal lattice, diffraction patterns, and atomic structure extraction.

Covers electron microscopy principles, detectors, and contrast mechanisms.

Explores Fourier and Laplace transforms in materials science, focusing on light-matter interaction, diffraction patterns, and crystal properties.

Covers state-of-the-art methods for solid state characterization and emphasizes choosing the appropriate method for different materials.

Covers exercises on electron diffraction to identify crystal structures and analyze diffraction patterns accurately.

Explains Bragg's law, rotations in space, and the Ewald sphere for diffraction.

Covers synchrotrons, x-ray lasers, and atomic resolution techniques like Cryo-EM and scanning tunneling microscopy.