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The flight times whose neutrons can be counted in a set of detector time bins, and the counts a beam predicts there, on a uniform flight-time grid.
A neutron of flight time u over the flight path L has energy
E = (TOF_FACTOR·L/u)² and arrives at t0 + u + delay, the delay drawn
from the Ikeda–Carpenter pulse at E. The grid spans every flight time
whose neutrons reach the bins with more than NEGLIGIBLE_ARRIVAL_PROBABILITY chance, and refuses
a window that neutrons from outside the pulse’s energy span can reach.
Its points keep their energies at any other t0' and L': point j,
of flight time u_j at the grid’s own t0 and L, then arrives at
t0' + (L'/L)·u_j and stands for (L'/L) times the step.
Structs§
- Flight
Time Grid - Uniform flight-time grid over a window, with the probability that each grid point’s neutrons are counted in each bin.
- Rows
- One value per bin for each grid point, kept where non-zero, with the step each point stands for.
Enums§
- Flight
Time Grid Error - Why a window has no flight-time grid.
Constants§
- MAX_
POINTS - Largest number of grid points a window may need.