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--- documentation:simulation_modes [2013/04/26 19:09] – macke
+++ documentation:simulation_modes [2015/09/09 08:59] (current) – macke
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   * The energy is defined in the "Reflectivity Settings" tab.
-__sensistivity__\\
-  * Calculates the "sensistivity" <m>S(q_z)</m> for a given polarization and energy of the incoming light. The sensitivy is defined as:
-\\ <m> S(q_z) = 1/R delim{|}{ {dR(q_z)}/{dx} }{|} </m>\\ \\
-with x defined as delta, beta, roughness or thickness
-  * The polarization is defined as "Ray 1" in the "Polarzation" tab.
-  * The energy is defined in the "Reflectivity Settings" tab.
 ==Energy Scan==
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 __dichroic__\\
 __asymmetry__\\
-__sensistivity__\\
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 The interface roughness makes your model real. ReMagX uses a model known as Nevot&Croce which defines the interface with
-a continuous change of the optical constants delta and beta. This model leads to a very efficient method to introduce roughness for the parratt formalism.
+a continuous change of the optical constants delta and beta.
-To simulate the same for the other algorithms one has to introduce multi-slicing (layer segmentation).
-__Nevot&Croce__: Use a very efficient model to simulation interface roughness. If you choose this option for matrix or zak formalism the interface roughness will be disabled. \\
+__Nevot&Croce__: Use a very efficient model to simulation interface roughness.  \\
-__layer segmentation__: enable layer segmentation (see chapter "Adaptive Layer Segmentation")
+__layer segmentation__: Enable layer segmentation (see chapter "Adaptive Layer Segmentation")