Direct observation of scattering contributions in X-ray attenuation measurements, and evidence for Rayleigh scattering from copper samples rather than thermal-diffuse or Bragg-Laue scattering
Ct. Chantler et al., Direct observation of scattering contributions in X-ray attenuation measurements, and evidence for Rayleigh scattering from copper samples rather than thermal-diffuse or Bragg-Laue scattering, RADIAT PH C, 61(3-6), 2001, pp. 347-350
High-precision attenuation measurements can now lead to a direct assessment
of scattering models in the X-ray regime. This is true not just at high en
ergies but even when scattering cross-sections typically lie below 0.1% of
the photoelectric absorption cross-section. This allows model-independent r
esults to be obtained in these attenuation experiments for the first time.
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