Refuting `a new theory for X-ray diffraction' – a reciprocal-space approach

Vlieg, E.; Tinnemans, P.; de Gelder, R.

doi:10.1107/S2053273325000762

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Figure 6
A schematic of the geometry when X-rays scatter from a crystal. The incoming and outgoing X-ray beams are assumed to be plane waves, represented by the wavevectors $[{\bf K}_{\rm in}]$ and $[{\bf K}_{\rm out}]$ , respectively. The scattering amplitude is obtained by summing over the contributions from all atoms.