Modelling dynamical 3D electron diffraction intensities. II. The role of inelastic scattering

Mendis, B.

doi:10.1107/S2053273323010690

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(a) The simulated average radial intensity profile for the elastic and thermal diffuse scattering around the 000 beam. (b) A superimposition of the simulated average radial intensity profiles for single and double plasmon scattering. (c), (d) Comparisons of simulated and experimental radial intensity profiles for (c) single and (d) double plasmon scattering. The simulation was convolved with the `zero' loss average radial intensity profile of Fig. 2(e) for a direct comparison. In all of the profiles the maximum intensity has been normalized to unity [for panel (a) the maximum is the elastic peak at zero scattering angle, which is shown truncated].

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Volume 80| Part 2| March 2024| Pages 178-188

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