Neutron Scattering Data Analysis 1990, Proceedings of the Conference on Neutron Scattering, 14-16 March 1990, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UKM. W. Johnson |
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... defined by the position , height and width of the Lorentzian . If , on the other hand , we have no functional form for the scattering law , then we might digitise it into large number of M pixels , where upon we have an M - dimensional ...
... defined by the position , height and width of the Lorentzian . If , on the other hand , we have no functional form for the scattering law , then we might digitise it into large number of M pixels , where upon we have an M - dimensional ...
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... defined , this can be used to build a vector . Time chan- nels or data values may be modelled as vectors . Vectors in general may have any length , GENIE - V3 imposes no pre - defined length on vectors . Some operations though may ...
... defined , this can be used to build a vector . Time chan- nels or data values may be modelled as vectors . Vectors in general may have any length , GENIE - V3 imposes no pre - defined length on vectors . Some operations though may ...
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... defined much more carefully . The GENIE - V2 workspace contained no more information than the minimum re- quired to perform units conversion on the histogram and to put titles on a plot , this kept the contents relatively un ...
... defined much more carefully . The GENIE - V2 workspace contained no more information than the minimum re- quired to perform units conversion on the histogram and to put titles on a plot , this kept the contents relatively un ...
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