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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... wavelength range of 0.5 to 4.5Å . As the effective absorption of KH , PO is not known we were unable to compare the measured μD with a known wavelength dependence . However , the absorption corrected peak intensities agreed very well ...
... wavelength range of 0.5 to 4.5Å . As the effective absorption of KH , PO is not known we were unable to compare the measured μD with a known wavelength dependence . However , the absorption corrected peak intensities agreed very well ...
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... wavelength , which is not the case . It is not possible to determine how much of this discrepancy is due to the 7- ray sensitivity of the main detec- tors as there appears to be con- taminating material in the vana- dium powder . The ...
... wavelength , which is not the case . It is not possible to determine how much of this discrepancy is due to the 7- ray sensitivity of the main detec- tors as there appears to be con- taminating material in the vana- dium powder . The ...
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... wavelength and path length dependent absorption and extinction corrections are calculated . Structure factor refinement is then carried out within the framework of CCSL using the least squares program SFLSQ . 4.1 Example - wavelength ...
... wavelength and path length dependent absorption and extinction corrections are calculated . Structure factor refinement is then carried out within the framework of CCSL using the least squares program SFLSQ . 4.1 Example - wavelength ...
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Acta Cryst algorithm applications approach atoms Bayesian beam Bragg peaks calculated configuration constraints coordinates corresponding cost function cross-section crystallographic Data Anal data analysis data set defined determined diffraction data diffractometer elastic scattering energy error bars example experiment experimental Figure Fourier transform Gaussian GENIE GENIE-V3 histogram inelastic instrument intensity interpolation inverse ISIS likelihood function magnetic structure matrix MaxEnt Reconstruction Maximum Entropy McGreevy measured method molecular Momentum Transfer MoO3 neutron diffraction neutron scattering normalisation normalization obtained optimisation optimization problems parameters Patterson map performed Phys plot positive powder diffraction presented at Neutron prior probability procedure Qmaz quasielastic refinement reflectivity data resolution function ROTAX Rutherford Appleton Laboratory sample scan Scatt scattering law shown simulated annealing single crystal solution spectra spectrometer spectrum statistical structure factor symmetry temperature time-of-flight truncation UNIRAS unit cell vanadium vector wavelength workspace