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20 March 2019 Polarized reflectivity for quantitative crystallography of alpha-Titanium
Brian G. Hoover, Jonathan H. Turner, Brian J. Ritter, Joseph R. Michael, Michael D. Uchic
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Abstract
A technique is introduced to extend traditional polarized-light microscopy to obtain quantitative c-axis orien- tation images of reflective non-cubic crystal grains such as a titanium. The technique is based on multiple generalized illumination and detection states in a laser polarimeter and a physical model mapping resulting im- age irradiance to crystal orientation, and is demonstrated by comparing relative-orientation images with EBSD orientation maps of a Ti-6Al-4V sample. The new technique is shown to be somewhat more tolerant than EBSD to mechanically-induced surface roughness and deformation, although grain contrast for a Ti-7Al sample was be only weakly correlated with roughness as measured by an AFM.
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Brian G. Hoover, Jonathan H. Turner, Brian J. Ritter, Joseph R. Michael, and Michael D. Uchic "Polarized reflectivity for quantitative crystallography of alpha-Titanium", Proc. SPIE 10750, Reflection, Scattering, and Diffraction from Surfaces VI, 107500D (20 March 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2321601
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KEYWORDS
Crystals

Polarimetry

Surface finishing

Crystallography

Surface roughness

Titanium

Polishing

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