2013
DOI: 10.3103/s1068337214010071
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A role of second-order derivatives of amplitudes in X-ray beam dynamical diffraction equations

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“…The Green function of equation (24) is the same, and satisfies the equation (Balyan, 2014d) @ 4 G @y 0 4 À 4ik cos @ 3 G @y 0 2 @Z 0 À 4k 2 cos 2 @ 2 G @Z 0 2 À sin 2 In (24) the relations s 0 = ðZ= cos þ X= sin Þ=2 and s h ¼ ðZ= cos À X= sin Þ=2 are used.…”
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“…The Green function of equation (24) is the same, and satisfies the equation (Balyan, 2014d) @ 4 G @y 0 4 À 4ik cos @ 3 G @y 0 2 @Z 0 À 4k 2 cos 2 @ 2 G @Z 0 2 À sin 2 In (24) the relations s 0 = ðZ= cos þ X= sin Þ=2 and s h ¼ ðZ= cos À X= sin Þ=2 are used.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…From (24) and (25), the solution inside the crystal can be presented in the form (Balyan, 2014d) Split rocking-curve dependence on È for the fixed values (a)…”
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“…It should be noted that here the existence of a single carrier wave with divergence in both mutually-perpendicular planes is assumed, which is distinct from the dynamical diffraction of a strongly divergent beam considered in [4,5]. In [12] the representation obtained in [11] was employed for revealing the influence of second derivatives of amplitudes on Laue diffraction in a perfect crystal with plane entrance and exit surfaces, as well as for estimations of spatial and temporal coherence of beams in considered case.…”
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“…TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL COHERENCE There are many works concerning spatial and temporal coherence in X-ray diffraction optics (see, e.g., [14][15][16][17][18]). The problem was also considered in relatively recent works [12,[19][20][21][22][23][24]. The main approach to studies of spatial coherence is to divide an extended source into separate point sources, to find then the resulting intensity by summation over coordinates of sources, and to consider the influence of the source sizes on the diffraction or interference pattern.…”
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