Atomic distribution and electronic transport properties in liquid alloys studied by X-ray diffraction
Atomic distribution and electronic transport properties in liquid alloys studied by X-ray diffraction
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通过 X 射线衍射研究液态合金中的原子分布和电子传输特性
DOI:
10.1080/00018736700101355
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发表时间:
1967
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通讯作者:
N. Halder
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作者:
C. Wagner;N. Halder
Abstract The distribution of atoms in liquid alloys is obtained by Fourier transform of the measured interference function I(K). The density function ρ(r), thus obtained, is the weighted sum of the atomic densities ρ ij (r) which specify the number of j-type atoms per unit volume at the distance r from the i-type atom. The weighting factors depend not only on the atomic concentration ci but also on the atomic scattering factors fi of the atoms. In binary alloys three radial density functions are needed to determine the atomic distribution. In general, three interference functions I a(K), I b(K) and I ab(K) must be determined to obtain these densities. The electronic transport properties depend on these three interference functions and on the Fourier transform U a(K) and U b(K) of the pseudopotentials of the atoms. The coherently scattered intensity I e.u. coh(K) per atom in electron units can be written as: If f a≃f b, the Laue monotonic scattering c a c b(f a-f b)2 will be small and This relation can be ...