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An example of the effect of including correlations is that the mosaic spread of the analyzer crystals does not contribute to the resolution in first order.

Electron backscatter diffraction quantitatively shows how crystallographic co-orientation propagates across matrix membranes to form highly co-oriented low-mosaic composite-crystal grains, i.e. calcite fiber bundles with an internal mosaic spread of 0.5° full width at half maximum (FWHM) or nacre towergrains with an internal mosaic spread of 2° FWHM.

A mosaic spread of about 0.5° was evaluated by measuring the FWHM of the Gaussian fit of the rocking curve acquired along the (002) reflection peak of the film.

With the results of XRD measurements, the crystal structure, the epitaxial relationship, the lattice parameters, the mosaic spread of the c-axis, the volume ratio of fcc to hcp phases and the stacking fault densities were determined.

The most commonly employed structural probe, namely X-ray diffraction (XRD), provides crucial information on the crystalline state of thin films, ranging from atomic unit cell configuration in each thin-film layer to the crystalline quality or mosaic spread of a thin film.

Indeed, the relatively small number and the mosaic spread of the hallmark genes (Table 3) do not seem to be conducive to the LUCAV notion although it is apparent that a great number of diverse viruses, if not all of them, share some common history.

Under optimized experimental conditions, good biaxially textured CeO2 films, with out-of-plane mosaic spreads of 4.1° and in-plane alignment of 16°, could be achieved.

In the best cases reported the mosaic spreads of epitaxial films on IBAD substrates have full width half maxima of less than 1°.

The basic idea of postrefinement is that the ratio of the intensity of a partially recorded reflection to its value in a properly corrected and scaled reference data set is a very sensitive measure of the orientation and unit-cell parameters of the crystal and of diffracting-range parameters such as mosaic spread, energy dispersion, and range of unit-cell parameters within the diffracting volume.

The incorporation is shown to cause a significant increase in the mosaic spread, implying the development of a significant strain/defect content in the crystals.

Using this architecture, 1.5 μm-thick-YBCO films with an in-plane mosaic spread in the range of 2 3° in full width at half maximum, and a critical current density over 2 MA/cm2 in self-field at 75 K have been achieved routinely.