[mcstas-users] Twisted guide simulations
Kim Lefmann
lefmann at nbi.ku.dk
Sun Jun 7 17:20:27 CEST 2015
Dear Peter,
I simulated a very long curved guide recently, using piecewise straight
segments. I realized that I had propagating uncertainties that blew up
divergence and hence reduced intensity down the guide. While I believe
this is a correct physical effect (after some thought), I found that to
emulate a continuously curved guide I had to go to ridiculously short
guide pieces, like 2-5 cm. Then, intensity was conserved... Perhaps this
works for you?
best, Kim
On 06/07/2015 10:42 AM, Петр Коник wrote:
> Dear McStas colleagues,
>
> I try to simulate twisted neutron guide (as RefSANS at FRM-II). I've made
> it of number of straight section rotated relative common axis, but
> that gives me significantly lower flux than expected. Is there any
> natural route to model that guide in McStas?
>
> Best regards,
> Peter Konik
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