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=== Non-linear imaging theory ===
In practically all crystalline samples, the specimens will be strong scatterers, and will include multiple scattering events. This corresponds to [[Dynamical theory of diffraction|dynamical diffraction]]. In order to account for these effects, ''non-linear imaging theory'' is required. With crystalline samples, diffracted beams will not only interfere with the transmitted beam, but will also interfere with each other. This will produce second order diffraction intensities. Non-linear imaging theory is required to model these additional interference effects.<ref>{{Cite journal|url = http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0304399188902306|title = Contrast Transfer Theory for Non-Linear Imaging|last = Bonevich, Marks|date = May 24, 1988|journal = Ultramicroscopy|doi = 10.1016/0304-3991(88)90230-6|pmid = |access-date =|volume=26|issue = 3|pages=313–319}}</ref><ref>This page was prepared in part for
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