Statistical analysis of phase-inversion neutron specular reflectivity.
作者： N. F. Berk , C. F. Majkrzak
DOI: 10.1021/LA802779R
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摘要: The phase-inversion approach to neutron specular reflection is elucidated in a formal setting, order emphasize its conceptual coherence and facilitate study of some statistical properties the context real data. An operational notion data degradation introduced illustrated with randomizing effects shot noise ("counting" noise) systematic "bias" induced by truncation. Some basic are worked out new formalism simulated examples. A principal advanced that sets limit available information from reflection.
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