Reduction and analysis of SANS and USANS data using IGOR Pro
By S. Kline. 2006
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Subfields: Mechanics of Materials, Radiation, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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Citations in the corpus
- Probing Nanoscale Structures – the sans Toolbox (2008, methodology): “The SANS data reduction procedures used at the NIST Center for neutron research are described here after a brief summary of the data acquisition process (Krueger-Hammouda, 1993; Kline, 2006).”
- Fluid phase lipid areas and bilayer thicknesses of commonly used phosphatidylcholines as a function of temperature. (2011, methodology): “Finally, acquired 2D images were corrected and reduced into 1D scattering curvesusing software supplied byNIST [40] andORNL, andno absorption correction was applied (see Appendix A).”
- Scatter: software for the analysis of nano‐ and mesoscale small‐angle scattering (2010, methodology): “…the Paul Scherrer Institute (Kohlbrecher, 2009), FISH from ISIS (Heenan, 2009), and tools based on the Igor Pro commercial scientific analysis application (Wavemetrics, 2008) such as the NIST analysis tools (Kline, 2006) and Advanced Photon Source tool Irena (Ilavsky, 2009; Ilavsky & Jemian, 2009).”
- Nika : software for two-dimensional data reduction (2012, methodology): “…– are currently available for the Igor Pro commercial scientific analysis application (Wavemetrics Inc., http://www.wavemetrics.com): NIST analysis tools (Kline, 2006), Motofit (reflectivity) (Nelson, 2006) and the SAS analysis tool suite Irena (Ilavsky & Jemian, 2009) to name just a few.”