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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... scattering experiment , for example , this would be prob [ Scattering law | Data , Experimental setup ] , where " / " means " given " . The larger the probability assigned to a particular scattering law , the more likely we believe it ...
... scattering experiment , for example , this would be prob [ Scattering law | Data , Experimental setup ] , where " / " means " given " . The larger the probability assigned to a particular scattering law , the more likely we believe it ...
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... scattering we may say that we wish to know the scattering law of our sample , but how is the scattering law to be described ? If we know ( or assume ) that scattering law consists of a single Lorentzian , for example , then we have a 3 ...
... scattering we may say that we wish to know the scattering law of our sample , but how is the scattering law to be described ? If we know ( or assume ) that scattering law consists of a single Lorentzian , for example , then we have a 3 ...
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... scattering law which can be estimated independently of each other . If we write the scattering law as a linear combination of these eigenfunctions , S ( x ) : Σ a.n , ( x ) , where n , ( x ) are the eigenfunctions , and a , are ...
... scattering law which can be estimated independently of each other . If we write the scattering law as a linear combination of these eigenfunctions , S ( x ) : Σ a.n , ( x ) , where n , ( x ) are the eigenfunctions , and a , are ...
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