Diffraction by a one‐dimensionally disordered crystal. II. Close‐packed structures

Abstract

Kakinoki & Komura's general theory on the intensity of X-ray diffuse scattering by one-dimensionally disordered crystals is applied to stacking faults occurring in close-packed structures. Practical examples are shown for the cases of s (Reichweite)= 1, 2, 3 and 4, which cover the results given by Paterson, Wilson and Jagodzinski. The cases of double (extrinsic)-deformation fault (Johnson), triple-deformation fault (Sato), multiple-deformation fault, single and double-deformation faults (Warren) and combinations of different kinds of faults are also dealt with by applying the general method without using difference equations.