channelography en · NOUN
Etymology
From channel + -o- + -graphy.
Meanings
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(uncountable) The study of the process that constrains the path of a charged particle in a crystalline solid.
Transmission radiography can also be subdivided into: (i) neutron radiography; (ii) ion radiography; (iii) ion lithography; and (iv) ion channelography.
2003, Michael F. L'Annunziata, Handbook of Radioactivity Analysis, page 218:From the author's experience, provocative gonioscopy and channelography are useful to determine the overall status of the individual case before surgical intervention.
2012, P. Bettin, Glaucoma Surgery, page 111:If a crystalline thin foil is irradiated by means of an isotropic source of charged particles, the particles channeled in the sample leave on a detector an image called channelography.
1971 June 16, “Détermination par canaligraphie de l'orientation de microcristaux”, in physica status solidi (a), volume 5, number 3, abstract, page 683: