Multiple instances of this phenomenon cause Kikuchi lines to appear in TEM.
Multiple instances of this phenomenon cause Kikuchi lines to appear in TEM. Interactions with phonons cause the Brillouin form of this phenomenon, which is described by Mie theory. The Klein-Nishina formula governs this phenomenon, one type of which has Stokes and anti-Stokes forms and is named for Raman. Another elastic type named for Thomson is the low-energy version of the Compton form of this phenomenon. The color of the sky is a result of the Rayleigh form of this phenomenon. For 10 points, name this phenomenon in which particles are deflected from originally straight paths.
Multiple instances of this phenomenon cause Kikuchi lines to appear in TEM.
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