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Absorption corrections for neutron diffraction
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X-ray CrystallographyEngineeringNuclear PhysicsPhysicsCrystal MaterialCalibrationNuclear DataNatural SciencesApplied PhysicsNeutron SourceLinear InterpolationRadiation TransportAbsorption CorrectionsSpherical CrystalsNeutron TransportNeutron ScatteringCrystallographyNuclear Engineering
Absorption corrections for cylindrical and spherical crystals have been evaluated by numerical integration for values of μR in the range 0 to 1.0, where μ is the mean linear absorption coefficient and R is the radius of the crystal. For this range of μR, which is that normally required for neutron diffraction data, interpolation from existing tables is unsatisfactory. The transmission factor Ahkl is tabulated as a function of μRand sin2θ, accurate to four decimal places. The intervals chosen for the tabulation are such that linear interpolation may be used for intermediate values. Analytical expressions, which may be used for calculating the transmission factor when a lower accuracy is acceptable, are also given.