(physics) Pattern produced on a screen or plate by waves which have undergone diffraction.
diffraction pattern
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 | crystallogram (crystallography) |
| pseudocrystal (crystallography) |
| x-ray diffraction |
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- crystallogram (crystallography)
- pseudocrystal (crystallography)
- x-ray diffraction
- Abbe's theory (optics)
- Sparrow's criterion (optics)
- eriometer (optics)
- fiber diagram (solid-state physics)
- objective grating (optics)
- space-group extinction (crystallography)
- electron diffractograph (physics)
- nematic phase (physical chemistry)
- scanning HEED (physics)
- Rayleigh criterion
- Debye-Waller factor
