Co-refinement of multiple-contrast neutron/X-ray reflectivity data using MOTOFIT

By Andrew R J Nelson. 2006

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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Radiation

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In Materials Chemistry

1. David Gil
2. David Ardia
3. Katharine M. Mullen
4. J. Ilavsky
5. J. Cline
6. D. Windover
7. B. Ingham

In Nuclear and High Energy Physics

1. David Gil
2. David Ardia
3. Katharine M. Mullen
4. J. Ilavsky
5. J. Cline
6. D. Windover

In Radiation

1. David Gil
2. David Ardia
3. Katharine M. Mullen
4. J. Ilavsky
5. J. Cline
6. D. Windover
7. M. Davidovich-Pinhas
8. A. Marangoni

Citations in the corpus

• 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.”
• DEoptim: An R Package for Global Optimization by Differential Evolution (2009, methodology): “In the roughly fifteen years since its invention, DE has been successfully applied in a wide variety of fields, from computational physics to operations research, as Price et al. (2006) catalogue.”