An extensive study of small angle neutron scattering was performed in twinn
ed YBa2Cu3O7 crystals in its superconducting state as a function of the ang
le theta(B) between the c-axis of the crystal and the magnetic field. The h
alf of the twin boundaries are oriented in the horizontal plane, which also
contains the neutron beam and the magnetic field. Two different diffractio
n patterns are studied as a function of theta(B) at 5 Ii and B = 0.5 T, one
along the c-axis of the crystal, the other one along the applied field. Th
ese variations are interpreted in the model of accommodation of the vortice
s on the twin planes by zigzagging from these planes to the ab-planes of th
e crystal, in order to minimize their energy.