Dear Edward,
Re your em colleagues:-
We are indeed happy to understand their diffraction to 5th order, by which we
mean the d/5 reflection (1st order) because the two are simply different
viewpoints.
Just one loose end:-
The remarkable thing is that the diffraction from a crystal is largely empt
I think we are just discussing different ways of saying the same thing now.
But that can be interesting, too. If not, read no farther.
herman.schreu...@sanofi.com wrote:
Dear Edward,
Now I am getting a little confused: If you look at a "higher order" 2n reflection, you will also
get diffracti
Dear Edward,
Now I am getting a little confused: If you look at a "higher order" 2n
reflection, you will also get diffraction from the intermediate "1n" layers, so
the structure factor you are looking at is in fact the "1n" structure factor. I
think your original post was correct.
To summarize
