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Ewald sphere (∣κ+ki​∣=k)

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With ∣ki​∣=k, elastic scattering into a propagating wavevector ks​ samples Fourier transfer κ=ks​−ki​. These transfers satisfy the displayed shifted sphere relation. This reciprocal-space construction appears in crystallographic diffraction and the Fourier diffraction theorem.

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