] Basic Anomalous Scattering Theory
Note that this can lead to anomalous scattering of the incident soldiers.
But it would unfortunately not be imaginary—it would be altogether too real!
Ethan
But yes, it works for pianos too.
Ethan
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Ethan A Merritt
Biomolecular Structure
Dear Crystallographers,
I have had only a vague understanding of what specific things are happening
with shell electrons at anomalous edges. Specifically, for example, to what
energy of electron-transition does the x-ray k-edge correspond in terms of
orbitals, and is that transition energy
Hi Jacob,
Concerning orbital transitions occurring around the absorption edge, in
addition to the other helpful suggestions, I would suggest looking at
review papers on the fundamentals of x-ray absorption spectroscopy. For
example: Yano and Yachandra, Photosynthesis Research, 2009 102:241-254
: [ccp4bb] Basic Anomalous Scattering Theory
Dear Crystallographers,
I have had only a vague understanding of what specific things are happening
with shell electrons at anomalous edges. Specifically, for example, to what
energy of electron-transition does the x-ray k-edge correspond in terms
Note that this can lead to anomalous scattering of the incident soldiers.
But it would unfortunately not be imaginary—it would be altogether too real!
Ethan
But yes, it works for pianos too.
Ethan
--
Ethan A Merritt
Biomolecular Structure Center, K-428 Health Sciences Bldg
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Dear Crystallographers,
I have had only a vague understanding of what specific things are happening
with shell
On Thursday, 12 March, 2015 10:41:46 Ethan A Merritt wrote:
On Thursday, 12 March, 2015 13:11:10 Keller, Jacob wrote:
If projects a middle-C-tone into a piano, do all of the lower notes
resonate as well, according to the Kramers-Kronig relation?
If you press the right pedal the harmonics
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Dear Crystallographers,
I have had only a vague understanding of what
Subject: [ccp4bb] Basic Anomalous Scattering Theory
Dear Crystallographers,
I have had only a vague understanding of what specific things are happening
with shell electrons at anomalous edges. Specifically, for example, to what
energy of electron-transition does the x-ray k-edge correspond
Hi Jacob:
If you can find a copy of R. W. James, THE CRYSTALLINE STATE VOL II: THE
OPTICAL PRINCIPLES OF THE DIFFRACTION OF X-RAYS. Hardcover – 1965, this gives a
very good (albeit primarily classical) description. Blundell and Johnson also
has a good, slightly more modern, description, which
in the crystal, and these
do not create an anomalous effect.
JPK
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Jacob
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Dear
On Mar 11, 2015, at 11:13 AM, Keller, Jacob kell...@janelia.hhmi.org wrote:
Somebody sent me a pdf with such a mind-picture which describes the origin of
the anomalous effect as arising from broken centrosymmetry of the anomalous
atoms themselves:
(p. 8) Under normal conditions,
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