A review of the available tools for the calculation of the neutron double differential cross-section of fundamental molecules, such as hydrogen and methane, is reported here. The most common cases occurring in neutron data analysis are treated in detail with the aim of providing the reader with intelligible and efficient procedures. The utility nowadays of these kinds of computation are widely described, and applications discussed, with examples based on the comparison with experimental data. New advances and refinement/corrections of earlier work are given throughout the paper, as well as suggestions for practical implementation.

The neutron double differential cross-section of simple molecular fluids: refined computing models and nowadays applications / E. Guarini. - In: JOURNAL OF PHYSICS. CONDENSED MATTER. - ISSN 0953-8984. - STAMPA. - 15:(2003), pp. R775-R812. [10.1088/0953-8984/15/19/204]

The neutron double differential cross-section of simple molecular fluids: refined computing models and nowadays applications

GUARINI GRISALDI TAJA O DEL TAJA, ELEONORA
2003

Abstract

A review of the available tools for the calculation of the neutron double differential cross-section of fundamental molecules, such as hydrogen and methane, is reported here. The most common cases occurring in neutron data analysis are treated in detail with the aim of providing the reader with intelligible and efficient procedures. The utility nowadays of these kinds of computation are widely described, and applications discussed, with examples based on the comparison with experimental data. New advances and refinement/corrections of earlier work are given throughout the paper, as well as suggestions for practical implementation.
2003
15
R775
R812
E. Guarini
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