Detector simulations Clause Samples

Detector simulations. Simulations of measurable signals should not only take into account the mechanism of x–ray scat- tering from the sample but also the response of the detector to the scattered light impinging on the detector surface. So far, these detector simulations have been missing in SIMEX for various technical reasons as discussed e.g. in the EUCALL mid term report. These obstacles have now
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Detector simulations. Simulations of measurable signals should not only take into account the mechanism of x–ray scat- tering from the sample but also the response of the detector to the scattered light impinging on the detector surface. So far, these detector simulations have been missing in simex platform for various technical reasons as discussed e.g. in the EUCALL mid term report. These obstacles have 0.0 A˚ 1.0 A˚ 3.0 A˚ 6.0 A˚ 10.0 A˚ 20.0 A˚ 0.6 R factor 0.4 0.2 0.0 101 102 103 resolution 2π/q (A˚ ) Figure 5: R–value obtained from simulated diffraction patterns for 2NIP probed by probed by 5 keV XFEL pulses of 9 fs pulse duration as a function of the hydration layer thickness. Figure taken from Ref. [7] now been overcome. In the following, we present the implementation of detector simulations in the simulation environment simex platform followed by a first example simulation.
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