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. 2013 Jul 24;3:2276. doi: 10.1038/srep02276

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(a), Full-width-at-half-maximum (FWHM) of the Ge(115) peak (ΔQ_x) and tilt (χ_x) along the Q_x direction vs. crystal height. The experimental data are fitted with asymptotic exponential functions, , where a is positive and negative for y = ΔQ_x and y = χ_x, respectively (dashed black and blue lines). (b–d), Cross-sections through the Ge(115) peak along Q_x at 3 different crystal heights (e.g. I, II and III) depicted in (a). The experimental data are fitted to single Gaussians.

Inline graphic — (a), Full-width-at-half-maximum (FWHM) of the Ge(115) peak (ΔQ_x) and tilt (χ_x) along the Q_x direction vs. crystal height. The experimental data are fitted with asymptotic exponential functions, , where a is positive and negative for y = ΔQ_x and y = χ_x, respectively (dashed black and blue lines). (b–d), Cross-sections through the Ge(115) peak along Q_x at 3 different crystal heights (e.g. I, II and III) depicted in (a). The experimental data are fitted to single Gaussians.