IUCr Publications

Contents

Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. X-rays
Chapter 3. Crystallography
Chapter 4. Laue's discovery
Chapter 5. The immediate sequels to Laue's discovery
Chapter 6. The principles of X-ray diffraction
Chapter 7. Methods and problems of crystal structure analysis
Chapter 8. The growing power of X-ray analysis
Chapter 9. Problems of inorganic structures
Chapter 10. Problems of organic structures
Chapter 11. The growing field of mineral structures
Chapter 12. Applications of X-ray diffraction to metallurgical science
Chapter 13. Problems of biochemical structures
Chapter 14. X-ray diffraction and its impact on physics
Chapter 15. Dynamical x-ray optics; electron and neutron diffraction
Chapter 16. X-ray spectroscopy
Max von Laue
William Henry Bragg
Shoji Nishikawa
Charles Mauguin
E. S. Fedorov
Artur Schoenflies
William Thomas Astbury
Carl H. Hermann
Gosta Phragmen
Victor Moritz Goldschmidt
Christen Johannes Finbak
Paul Knipping
Memorial tablets
British and Commonwealth schools of crystallography
The Development of X-ray Diffraction in USA
The New Crystallography in France
Germany
The Netherlands
Scandinavia
Japan
Schools of X-ray Structural Analysis in the Soviet Union
The World-wide Spread of X-ray Diffraction Methods
E.N. da C. Andrade
K. Banerjee
N. V. Belov
J. D. Bernal
J. M. Bijvoet
W. L. Bragg
J. C. M. Brentano
M. J. Buerger
C. L. Burdick
C. G. Darwin
J. D. H. Donnay
R. Glocker
A. Guinier
G. Hagg
Albert W. Hull
R. W. James
H. Lipson
K. Lonsdale
H. Mark
Isamu Nitta
A. L. Patterson
Linus Pauling
Michael Polanyi
J. Monteath Robertson
Paul Scherrer
A. V. Shubnikov
M. E. Straumanis
Jean Jacques Trillat
B. E. Warren
A. Westgren
A. J. C. Wilson
W. A. Wooster
Jean Wyart
Ralph W. G. Wyckoff
The consolidation of the new crystallography
Biographical notes on authors