[mcstas-users] McStas isotropic Sqw sample (from the MDANSE perspective)
FARHI Emmanuel
emmanuel.farhi at synchrotron-soleil.fr
Fri Nov 15 11:07:43 CET 2024
Hello Maciej,
The best is to look at the S_coh(q) for large q, which is expected to converge to 1.
As far as I can remember, there is such an automatic normalisation mechanism in the Isotropic_Sqw component, so that in practice you may skip any norm step with syntax Isotropic_Sqw(norm=-1), which is the default.
Emmanuel.
De: "Maciej Bartkowiak, STFC UKRI" <maciej.bartkowiak at stfc.ac.uk>
À: "FARHI Emmanuel" <emmanuel.farhi at synchrotron-soleil.fr>
Envoyé: Vendredi 15 Novembre 2024 09:54:04
Objet: McStas isotropic Sqw sample (from the MDANSE perspective)
Dear Emmanuel,
I am trying to pass the S(Q,w) values from MDANSE to McStas and I would like to know how what input McStas expects. I think that you may be the right person to ask about the isotropic S(Q,w) sample in McStas.
When I was looking at the documentation, I found information about the units of the q and omega axes, but I am not sure about the unit and normalisation convention for the S(Q,w) values themselves. Where could I find the information? Please let me know if you could point me in the right direction.
Best regards,
Maciej Bartkowiak
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