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work_67yoi6ps3bb4tkx4zm6k2jkkui	J. Kokubun	Anisotropic resonant X-ray scattering: Beauty of forbidden reflections	2012	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6769	1038	60	In practice the forbidden reflections were observed in many crystals, first by Templeton and Templeton [6,7], Kirfel Considering the physics of forbidden reflection, a new type of anisotropic resonant scattering that is induced by atomic thermal motion was predicted [21,22]. germanium crystal, the forbidden reflection was indeed strongly dependent on temperature and this result revealed that the large part of the intensity was caused by Figure 1(a) shows the observed energy spectra of the forbidden reflections intensities near the Fe K-absorption edge. Observed azimuthal angle dependence of the 100 forbidden reflection intensity in In the forbidden reflection experiment both the d-d and the d-q scatterings have been observed near the Fe K edge Energy spectra of the 001 forbidden reflection intensities in three pyrite crystals, in the forbidden reflections, we can observe only the d-q scattering. The TMI scattering at a forbidden reflection has been also observed in other crystals, ZnO [50] and	./cache/work_67yoi6ps3bb4tkx4zm6k2jkkui.pdf	./txt/work_67yoi6ps3bb4tkx4zm6k2jkkui.txt