1987
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2221400103
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Dyson and Bethe‐Salpeter equations for dynamical X‐ray diffraction in crystals with randomly placed defects

Abstract: A new formalism is found for t h e description of the dynamical X-ray diffraction in statistically disturbed crystals both, in the coherent and in the incoherent approximations. The formalism is based on Dyson's equation for the averaged wavefield amplitude in the crystal and on BetheSalpeter's equation for the averaged mutual coherence functions. The equations are simplified assuming the single-group approximation. Dyson's equation is solved analytically by the Fourier method, and the first iteration of the s… Show more

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“…From this, we are able to show that the total diffracted incoherent intensity should increase as (T/q') 1/2 for large values of the thickness T such that x2rT >> 1, instead of reaching a finite limit as predicted by the previous formulation of the dynamical statistical theory. The distribution of this total incoherent intensity between the Bragg and the forward-diffracted beams will be considered in forthcoming papers; for this purpose, we intend to use a formalism based on the Bethe-Saltpeter equations, as suggested by Holy & Gabrielyan (1987) and by Polyakov et al (1991).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From this, we are able to show that the total diffracted incoherent intensity should increase as (T/q') 1/2 for large values of the thickness T such that x2rT >> 1, instead of reaching a finite limit as predicted by the previous formulation of the dynamical statistical theory. The distribution of this total incoherent intensity between the Bragg and the forward-diffracted beams will be considered in forthcoming papers; for this purpose, we intend to use a formalism based on the Bethe-Saltpeter equations, as suggested by Holy & Gabrielyan (1987) and by Polyakov et al (1991).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Никаких формул, связывающих распределение интенсивности дифракции в пространстве обратной решётки либо интегральную интенсивность рассеяния с характери-стиками конкретных дефектов, теория Като, в отличие от теории, развитой в [81][82][83][84][85], не даёт. При этом, как и большинство ра-бот [74][75][76][77][78][79], теория Като основана на решении уравнений Такаги, которые справедливы только для плавных полей смещений и по этой причине неприменимы или недостаточно корректны количе-ственно для микродефектов, особенно наноразмерных дефектов.…”
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“…Главными достоинством и преимуществом разработанной стати-стической динамической теории над аналогичными теориями [50][51][52][53][54][55], которые были позже разработаны фактически для мозаичных кристаллов (Като, Голый, Чуховский и др.) и непригодны для диаг-ностики дефектов (см.…”
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