Coherent exchange scattering has been observed in low-energy electron diffraction from antiferromagnetic NiO. Half-order diffraction beams which correspond to the translational symmetry of the magnetic cell occur below the N\'eel temperature, TN=525^∘{}K, and disappear at TN. These beams are attributed entirely to exchange scattering because of their intensity, which is much too great to be accounted for by direct dipole-dipole and spin-orbit interactions.
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