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Figure 2
Dynamical and kinematical intensities of a diffracted wave at the crystal surface in symmetric Bragg reflections (a), (b) 440 and (c) 220 from a 20 µm-thick diamond crystal bent to a radius of 10 cm. The X-ray energy is 12 keV. Dynamical diffraction calculations for the X-ray susceptibilities [\chi_{h}] of the respective reflections (black lines) are repeated taking susceptibility smaller by a factor of 2, with the intensity multiplied by a factor of 4 (blue lines). Dynamical diffraction calculations are also performed with the susceptibilities [\chi_{h}] multiplied by factors 2 and 4, and with the respective intensities divided by factors 4 and 16 (grey and red lines). The kinematical intensities calculated by equation (7)[link] are shown by green lines.

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Volume 76| Part 1| January 2020| Pages 55-69
https://doi.org/10.1107/S2053273319014347
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