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. 2015 Sep 20;48(Pt 5):1543–1550. doi: 10.1107/S160057671501571X

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The temperature dependence of the diffuse scattering intensity profile, , along the [100]* direction. (a) The h0l _r reciprocal space map, showing the direction along which the profile is taken (arrow) and the corresponding integration box (dashed lines); (b) the resulting intensity profile for the 300 K data; (c) false-colour map showing the temperature dependence of the intensity profile, the extracted peak positions of the DS streaks being highlighted by the dashed lines; (d) the extracted peak intensities (averaged over both streaks). The vertical dashed lines in both (c) and (d) mark the same temperatures as in Fig. 5 ▸.

Inline graphic — The temperature dependence of the diffuse scattering intensity profile, , along the [100]* direction. (a) The h0l _r reciprocal space map, showing the direction along which the profile is taken (arrow) and the corresponding integration box (dashed lines); (b) the resulting intensity profile for the 300 K data; (c) false-colour map showing the temperature dependence of the intensity profile, the extracted peak positions of the DS streaks being highlighted by the dashed lines; (d) the extracted peak intensities (averaged over both streaks). The vertical dashed lines in both (c) and (d) mark the same temperatures as in Fig. 5 ▸.