The scattering from an assembly of anisotropic rods having correlated orientation is calculated in terms of a correlation function expressing the probability of parallelism of orientation of their optic axes as a function of their separation. The scattering is dependent upon the product of a form factor for the scattering from an individual rod and an interference factor dependent upon this correlation function.
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