On 07/28/2016 05:52 PM, Neil M Schweitzer wrote:
Are there standard ways of relating the parameters (deltaR and sigma^2)
of multiple scattering paths to the parameters of the single scattering
paths based on the type of MS path? For example, would deltaR_MS =
deltaR_SS*2 if the MS was a “forward
Hi Neil,
For some kinds of paths, the answer is unambiguously “yes.” For example,
consider the path A -> B -> A -> B -> A, where A is the absorbing atom and B is
another atom; i.e., the path has four legs and 180 degree angles between each
leg. In that case deltaR_MS = deltaR_SS, and sigma2_MS
Are there standard ways of relating the parameters (deltaR and sigma^2) of
multiple scattering paths to the parameters of the single scattering paths
based on the type of MS path? For example, would deltaR_MS = deltaR_SS*2 if the
MS was a "forward through" geometry? What about other geometries
