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Calculation, Simulation, and Screen Graphic Display of Complex TED Patterns with the PC Program “Pattern”
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 March 2018
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It is well known to electron microscopists working in the field of materials structure research that the importance of transmission electron diffraction patterns (TED) is: (i) establishing the crystallographic orientation correlations revealed during the practical observation of multiphase specimens and (ii) the knowledge of exact crystallographic orientation of a single crystal area in the specimen relating to image contrast interpretation.
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