HOW TO PRESENT RECIPROCAL FISHES IN AN XTOP ABSTRACT: USE THIS FORMAT STYLE

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University of Fishing and Fishing Industry, Newport, Hungary

Young Sailors’ College, Newhaven, Austria

M. Fisher University, Prague, Czech Republic

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A powerful tool for the investigation of reciprocal space is based on the new technique called fishing in reciprocal space. The method consists in a systematic seeking of strange objects in reciprocal space – reciprocal fishes. As shown in our previous studies, these objects occur frequently in the reciprocal space maps of small-angle x-ray scattering from rough periodic multilayers (see Fig. 1).

Figure 1. Experimental vertical fish in reciprocal space, AlAs/GaAs multilayer. Place figures in-line with text.

In the talk, we present several examples of the reciprocal-space fishes caught in our laboratory. References shall be listed as in the example below [1].

P. Fish, J. P. Fisher, and F. Fisher, J. of Fish. Appl. 45, 323 (2002).

fisher@email.com

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HOW TO PRESENT RECIPROCAL FISHES IN AN XTOP ABSTRACT: USE THIS FORMAT STYLE

spravce

2008-02-12

julian

Masarykova univerzita