Read Ruland and more free reading (textbooks!)
Catching up to current affairs, I stumbled across this beauty. Now, I find this paper starts a little bit chaotic, but very quickly we come […]
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Dresden codak – detailed visual narration lessons from comics
There is a scathing review coming out on the topic of academia (particularly the US one). While the general tone of the dissertation is negative, […]
Holiday reading, watching and writing.
Hi all, I found some interesting papers for you, and a talk. Let me start with the talk. It is a TED talk (naturally) concerning […]
Shameless plug of my own paper
Dear all, the reason I have been silent for a few weeks was that I was waiting for this: Herewith (with a little bit of […]
New 2D SAXS movie
I have a new movie made, which may be a bit more suited for those of you working with isotropic samples. Instead of a bundle […]
Quick update
Hi all, I am not abandoning you, I am merely in the middle of a string of four experiments divided over three beamtimes in an […]
Alternative Ellipsoid Form Factor Function
Just a quick heads up before I start on the ellipsoid form factor alternative: I spoke last post of the efforts for data archiving for […]
Archival/universal file format
At the 3-way meeting last week, there was some discussion into general file formats for beamlines. The argument for them is that when beamlines and […]
Bayesian Inverse Fourier Transforms
Although I cannot say I completely grasp the underlying theory, the Bayesian approach to the Inverse Fourier Transformation of (isotropic) small-angle scattering patterns certainly appeals […]
Particle size distribution: review of “Small-Angle X-ray and Neutron Scattering of Polydisperse Systems: Determination of the Scattering-Particle-Size Distribution”
The determination of the particle size distribution from small-angle scattering curves is usually achieved by assuming a certain statistical size distribution model (f.ex. a Schultz […]