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The measurement of every x-ray diffraction parameter involves acceptance of the background at an assumed level which is generally not the true level. Theoretical expressions for the errors caused by the acceptance of a wrong background in the measurement of integrated intensity, integral breadth, centroid, variance, fourth moment and Fourier coefficients of the intensity distribution in a given reflection, both for uniform as well as uniformly varying background levels, have been derived. A method has been developed for determining the true background level from multiple measurements of the integral breadth at several assumed background levels.
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