THE THEORY OF ELECTRON DIFFRACTION

[1] THE STRUCTURE OF URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE AS DETERMINED BY THE DIFFRACTION OF ELECTRONS ON THE VAPOR [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1950, 18 (01) : 27 - 41

[2] VIBRATIONAL SPECTRUM AND THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE GAS [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1948, 16 (05) : 442 - 445

[3] THE MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF MOF6 WF6, AND UF6 FROM INFRARED AND RAMAN SPECTRA [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1952, 20 (03) : 447 - 454

[4] ON HIGHER BORN APPROXIMATIONS IN POTENTIAL SCATTERING [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES, 1951, 206 (1087): : 509 - 520

[5] FELSENFELD G, COMMUNICATION

[6] Electron diffraction studies of thin films - I - Structure of very thin films [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1939, 56 (01): : 58 - 71

[7] MOTT NF, 1949, THEORY ATOMIC COLLIS, P48

[8] THE BORN APPROXIMATION IN ELECTRON DIFFRACTION [J]. NATURE, 1952, 170 (4320) : 290 - 291

[9] Intensity of diffraction of electrons by ZnO [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1935, 48 (07): : 631 - 639

[1] THE STRUCTURE OF URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE AS DETERMINED BY THE DIFFRACTION OF ELECTRONS ON THE VAPOR [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1950, 18 (01) : 27 - 41

[2] VIBRATIONAL SPECTRUM AND THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE GAS [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1948, 16 (05) : 442 - 445

[3] THE MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF MOF6 WF6, AND UF6 FROM INFRARED AND RAMAN SPECTRA [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1952, 20 (03) : 447 - 454

[4] ON HIGHER BORN APPROXIMATIONS IN POTENTIAL SCATTERING [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES, 1951, 206 (1087): : 509 - 520

[5] FELSENFELD G, COMMUNICATION

[6] Electron diffraction studies of thin films - I - Structure of very thin films [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1939, 56 (01): : 58 - 71

[7] MOTT NF, 1949, THEORY ATOMIC COLLIS, P48

[8] THE BORN APPROXIMATION IN ELECTRON DIFFRACTION [J]. NATURE, 1952, 170 (4320) : 290 - 291

[9] Intensity of diffraction of electrons by ZnO [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1935, 48 (07): : 631 - 639