Article | REF: M4125 V1

Diffraction of metals and alloys Interaction particles-matter

Authors: Bernard JOUFFREY, Richard PORTIER

Publication date: March 10, 2007 | Lire en français

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    2. Waves and particles

    2.1 Different types of particles

    The different types of particles used to explore matter, particularly metals, are X-ray photons, neutrons, electrons and, to a lesser extent in diffraction, ions and other particles such as positrons...

    We saw earlier that a wave can be associated with a particle. This duality can be expressed by writing the particle's kinetic energy in two different ways . For simplicity's sake, we'll assume a non-relativistic...

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