1st Edition
Large-Angle Convergent-Beam Electron Diffraction Applications to Crystal Defects
By Jean- Paul Morniroli
Copyright 2002
450 Pages
by
CRC Press
376 Pages
by
CRC Press
A publication of the French Society of Microscopies, Large-Angle Convergent-Beam Electron Diffraction Applications to Crystal Defects is devoted to an important aspect of electron diffraction. Convergent-beam diffraction is capable of furnishing remarkably accurate crystallographic information. In this book, the author goes well beyond a simple presentation of the method. The description of... Read more
Introduction I - Bragg's law II - Formation of the diffraction pattern in the electron microscope III- Electron diffraction patterns produced by a parallel incident beam IV- Diffraction pattern produced by a convergent incident beam: CBED pattern V - Diffraction pattern produced by a large-angle convergent incident beam: Kossel pattern VI - Diffraction pattern produced by a large-angle convergent beam: LACBED Patterns VII- Diffracted and transmitted intensities XI - Characterization of crystal defects from LACBED patterns VIII- Experimental methods IX- LACBED variants X - Indexing LACBED patterns Conclusion
Biography
The author Jean- Paul Morniroli is a professor in the Ecole Nationale Superieure de Chimie of Lille: his research is performed in the Laboratoire de Metallurgie et Genie des Materiaux CNRS 8517 of the Universite des Sciences at Technologies de Lille. He is a specialist in electron diffraction. The translator Etienne Bres is a Professor in the Universite des Sciences at Technologies de Lille, He is a specialist in the nanoscale characterization of biological and synthetic nanomaterials.
"… an excellent book … a rare example of a pedagogically sound text … will provide a superb teaching text for courses on electron diffraction around the world. Every TEM materials lab should have one."
-Professor John Spence, Arizona State University, Tempe, USA
