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The construction and successful operation of a Laue-case skew-symmetric two-crystal X-ray interferometer is described. The alignment is accomplished with an auxiliary X-ray beam, which is multiply reflected by both interferometer parts. As expected, the skew-symmetric two-crystal interferometer is found to be considerably less affected by vibrations than is the symmetric two-crystal interferometer. [Bonse & te Kaat (1968), Z. Phys. 214, 16–21]. The dependence of the crystal lattice moiré pattern on rotations about the Δρ and Δθ axes are investigated.
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