Theory of inelastic scattering and absorption of x-rays / Michel Van Veenendaal, Northern Illinois University, Argonne National Laboratory.
By: Van Veenendaal, Michel [editor.]
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BookPublisher: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2015Description: 1 online resource (viii, 237 pages) : digital, PDF file(s).Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9781139520010 (ebook).Other title: Theory of Inelastic Scattering & Absorption of X-rays.Subject(s): X-ray spectroscopy | X-rays -- Scattering | Inelastic scattering | Absorption spectraAdditional physical formats: Print version: : No titleDDC classification: 537.5/352 Online resources: Click here to access online Summary: This comprehensive, self-contained guide to X-ray spectroscopy will equip you with everything you need to begin extracting the maximum amount of information available from X-ray spectra. Key topics such as the interaction between X-rays and matter, the basic theory of spectroscopy, and selection and sum rules, are introduced from the ground up, providing a solid theoretical grounding. The book also introduces core underlying concepts such as atomic structure, solid-state effects, the fundamentals of tensor algebra and group theory, many-body interactions, scattering theory, and response functions, placing spectroscopy within a broader conceptual framework, and encouraging a deep understanding of this essential theoretical background. Suitable for graduate students, researchers, materials scientists and optical engineers, this is the definitive guide to the theory behind this powerful and widely used technique.
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This comprehensive, self-contained guide to X-ray spectroscopy will equip you with everything you need to begin extracting the maximum amount of information available from X-ray spectra. Key topics such as the interaction between X-rays and matter, the basic theory of spectroscopy, and selection and sum rules, are introduced from the ground up, providing a solid theoretical grounding. The book also introduces core underlying concepts such as atomic structure, solid-state effects, the fundamentals of tensor algebra and group theory, many-body interactions, scattering theory, and response functions, placing spectroscopy within a broader conceptual framework, and encouraging a deep understanding of this essential theoretical background. Suitable for graduate students, researchers, materials scientists and optical engineers, this is the definitive guide to the theory behind this powerful and widely used technique.
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