[mcstas-users] Optimization of alpha-Fe thickness
陈彦舟
wokaoyan1981 at 126.com
Mon Oct 28 09:09:23 CET 2013
Hello all,
The thickness of plate-shaped sample α-Fe on Residual Stress Neutron Diffractometer has been optimized by McStas. According to the result, best thickness corresponding to the maximal intensity is around 9mm. see picture 1 and models pdc1 and pdc2 in enclosure.
However, the theoritical optimized thickness calculated from the following formula is around 46mm which is 5 times as large as the simulated one.
Topt=1/Σa=1/Nσa=V/nσa
Topt:Optimized thickness
Σa:macroscopic absorption cross section
N:Atomic number density
σa: micro absorption cross section
n:number of atoms per unit cell
V: Volume of each unit cell
As for α-Fe, V=23.55Å3, n=2, σa=2.56 barn
Then Topt=46mm
Will anybody please explain the difference between two results?
Best wishes,
Tom
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