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Gigg, Martyn Anthony authored
Refs #9678
Gigg, Martyn Anthony authoredRefs #9678
DiffSphere
Description
Summary
This fitting function models the dynamics structure factor of a particle undergoing continuous diffusion but confined to a spherical volume. According to Volino and Dianoux 1,
S(Q,E\equiv \hbar \omega) = A_{0,0}(Q\cdot R) \delta (\omega) + \frac{1}{\pi} \sum_{l=1}^{N-1} (2l+1) A_{n,l} (Q\cdot R) \frac{x_{n,l}^2 D/R^2}{[x_{n,l}^2 D/R^2]^21+\omega^2},
A_{n,l} = \frac{6x_{n,l}^2}{x_{n,l}^2-l(l+1)} [\frac{QRj_{l+1}(QR) - lj_l(QR)}{(QR)^2 - x_{n,l}^2}]^2
Because of the spherical symmetry of the problem, the structure factor is expressed in terms of the j_l(z) spherical Bessel functions. Furthermore, the requirement that no particle flux can escape the sphere leads to the following boundary condition2:
\frac{d}{dr}j_l(rx_{n,l}/R)|_{r=R}=0 \,\,\,\, \forall l
The roots of this set of equations are the numerical coefficients x_{n,l}.
The fit function DiffSphere has an elastic part, modelled by fitting function ElasticDiffSphere and an inelastic part, modelled by InelasticDiffSphere.
Properties
Order | Name | Default | Description |
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1 | Intensity | 1.0 | Intensity of the peak [arbitrary units] |
2 | Radius | 2.0 | Sphere radius [Å] |
3 | Diffusion | 0.05 | Diffusion constant [Å{}^2/ps \equiv 10 \cdot (10^{-5} cm^2/s)] |
Category:Fit_functions