High-resolution synchrotron data of near-Bragg diffuse scattering from decagonal Al71.5Ni23.5Fe5quasicrystals were recorded. A dominant phasonic origin is ruled out because of the absence of a significantG⊥dependence. An analysis solely in the frame of thermal diffuse scattering (TDS) theory (phonon scattering) showed a good match between experimental and calculated data in the quasiperiodic layers, but with an improbable ratio of elastic constants,c66/c11 = 4.0.In situhigh-temperature measurements up to 1000 K revealed an increase of the intensity distribution perpendicular to the scattering vectorG. Huang diffuse scattering (HDS) arising from quenched local defects has a general appearance that qualitatively reproduces the observed symmetry and anisotropy. An interpretation based on both TDS and HDS contributions is given.
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