More details for the monte-carlo code
As promised, some more details which hopefully make the monte-carlo code (discussed here) more useful to you; the software documentation. softwaremanual_mcfit In the documentation are […]
Blog posts
Notes on Guinier
…well, his famous SAXS analysis method. This documentGuinier_short, copyright Brian Pauw gives a short description and review of the applicability of the Guinier method to […]
Monte-Carlo Code
Hi all, Herewith a preliminary release of the Monte-Carlo code for fitting SAXS patterns. Documentation will follow, as will a movie and more. MCFit_sph.m Check […]
Sorry for the delay
Hi all, Sorry for the big wait. It is not over yet, but I am working on it. More posts hopefully soon although I cannot […]
More Youtube videos
So, I could not do what I promised last time, the Monte-Carlo fitting works on perfect simulated scattering patterns but is as of yet unable […]
saxsfit software with documentation, fitting function examples and example data
Hi all, I have made some new software available on the “software” page. This is the saxsfit (yes, terrible name, I know) routine I normally […]
One more paper
Do not fret, for I have more software (with documentation!) lined up for presentation on this website soon, but I am still working on the […]
“Perfect” 1D pattern generation software.
I have written some small, simple bits of Matlab software that can generate scattering patterns in the range you request for polydisperse, dilute spheres or […]
Teaching and how it applies to us.
We teach. Every one of us. If we have a classroom of students, it is obvious, but also when we talk to colleagues, we sometimes […]
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 […]