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A rocking curve width map for the 20 micron crystal (Diffraction plane:(2 2 0)): [[Image:Rocking_width-405.jpg]]. | A rocking curve width map for the 20 micron crystal (Diffraction plane:(2 2 0)): [[Image:Rocking_width-405.jpg]]. | ||
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Revision as of 08:01, 20 December 2006
In November, we had a one week beamtime at CHESS in Cornell University. We measured rocking curve for several diamond crystal there. Some interesting results are shown as follow.
A contour map of rocking curve width for the 20 macron diamond crystal (diffraction plane: (-2 2 0)): 
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A rocking curve width map for the 20 micron crystal (Diffraction plane:(2 2 0)): 
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Rocking curves at some interesting locations.
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