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X-ray third-order nonlinear dynamical diffraction in a crystal

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The dynamic diffraction of an X-ray wave in a crystal with a third-order nonlinear response to external field strength has been theoretically investigated. General equations for the wave propagation in crystal and nonlinear Takagi equations for both ideal and deformed crystals are derived. Integrals of motion are determined for the nonlinear problem of dynamic diffraction. The results of the numerical calculations of reflectivity in the symmetric Laue geometry for an incident plane wave and the intensity distributions on the output crystal surface for a point source are reported as an example.

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    M. K. Balyan

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Balyan, M.K. X-ray third-order nonlinear dynamical diffraction in a crystal. Crystallogr. Rep. 60, 993–1000 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063774515070020

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