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Intensity of diffracted intensities

2006
Section 6.1.1 covers X-ray scattering from atoms and ions. Scattering is described by the Thomson formula, including coherent (Rayleigh) and incoherent (Compton) X-ray scattering. Atomic scattering factors, calculated using relativistic Hartree–Fock or Dirac–Slater wavefunctions, give the X-ray scattering from an atom (in fact, its ensemble of ...
P. J. Brown   +4 more
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Intensities and Intensity Statistics

2012
The measurement of the intensity of a diffracted X-ray beam can be carried out photographically, by camera techniques, but almost always today by quantum counting, with diffractometer instruments. We can measure either a peak intensity or an integrated intensity, the latter parameter being preferred for the expression of the intensity of X-ray ...
Mark Ladd, Rex Palmer
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Getting Intense on Intensity

Metrologia, 1993
The current misuse of the term intensity in physics and optics is deplored. Means of remedying the situation are suggested.
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Intensity valence

Social Choice and Welfare, 2019
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Gouret, Fabian, Rossignol, Stéphane
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Emotional Intensity

2022
Emotional intensity plays a central role in tourism, influencing tourists' decision-making and evaluations across all travel stages. Emotions are complex, ranging from basic to highly nuanced states, and can be analyzed through categorical or dimensional models. Emotional intensity is not about positive or negative feelings alone but about the strength
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Reference and intensions

Journal of Experimental & Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, 1993
Abstract The use of intensional objects as the things to which expressions refer has not been sufficiently explored or developed. Such referents are considered in the cases of definite descriptions of the referential and attributive kinds, and of proper names.
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