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Critical Harmonic Scattering in Powdered NH4Cl

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Optical frequency doubling in powdered NH4Cl near the order-disorder transition temperature of Tc ≈ 242. 4°K has recently been reported[1, 2]. These experiments have been interpreted in terms of the pair correlation function, G(r), for angular reorientation of \(NH_4^ + \)ions, and have been found to lead to results that are in apparent conflict with present critical point theory.

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  2. (b) Critical harmonic scattering has also been considered by J. Lajzerowicz, Solid State Comm. 3, 369 (1965).

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  8. The (machine) calculation proceeded as follows: a 200 line table of σ(ϰ)/σmax vs ϰ was constructed using an available Simpson’s rule numerical integration routine and Eq. (3). 4-point Lagrangian interpolation in this table was used to obtain σ(ϰ) and ϰ(σ), as required. A 10 point coarse grid of σmax was established, ϰ(σ) computed for the first point on this grid, and the corresponding values of A (σmax) and vmax) determined using standard least squares procedures by linearizing ϰ = A(T/Tc-1)v. The quantity δ(σmax) =Σ[σcalcexp)/σcalc]2 was computed and the process repeated for all values of σmax on the grid. The value of σmax leading to a minimum in δ was chosen as the best estimate of this quantity, a new, finer, grid established about this point, and the whole procedure repeated. Convergence was smooth, and the processing of 310 data points consumed slightly less than 1 minute on a GE 645 computer.

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Freund, I. (1969). Critical Harmonic Scattering in Powdered NH4Cl. In: Wright, G.B. (eds) Light Scattering Spectra of Solids. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87357-7_70

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