Protein crystallography Kaspar
Results of optimisation and simulation of Protein crystallography guide by Kaspar Hewitt Klenø
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1 Introduction
1.1 Guide parameters and instrument layout
The guide is a simple straight guide with a constant square cross section. Guide width is 10 cm. The guide has a length of 156 m.
Top down view of the guide: 
1.2 Notes on results
The divergences and wavelengths requested in the design criteria makes this a rather simple transport problem. Since it is a long, straight, thin guide, it is trivial to curve it to eliminate the direct line of sight from moderator to sample, if so desired.
eps versions of the figures presented below are available at: http://guides.ess-scandinavia.dk/results/McStas/PostScript/protein/
The raw data behind the figures presented below is available at: http://guides.ess-scandinavia.dk/results/McStas/Data/
2 Results with full bandwidth
2.1 1D monitors
Horizontal position
Vertical position
Horizontal divergence
Vertical divergence
2.2 Acceptance diagrams
Horizontal
Vertical
2.3 Brilliance transfer
As a function of wavelength
As a function of radial divergence
3 Snapshot results with 0.5 AA
3.1 1D monitors
Horizontal position
Vertical position
Horizontal divergence
Vertical divergence
3.2 Acceptance diagrams
Horizontal
Vertical
3.3 Brilliance transfer
As a function of wavelength
As a function of radial divergence
4 Snapshot results with 2 AA
4.1 1D monitors
Horizontal position
Vertical position
Horizontal divergence
Vertical divergence
4.2 Acceptance diagrams
Horizontal
Vertical
4.3 Brilliance transfer
As a function of wavelength
As a function of radial divergence
5 Snapshot results with 6 AA
5.1 1D monitors
Horizontal position
Vertical position
Horizontal divergence
Vertical divergence
5.2 Acceptance diagrams
Horizontal
Vertical
5.3 Brilliance transfer
As a function of wavelength
As a function of radial divergence http://guides.ess-scandinavia.dk/results/McStas/PNG/protein/3.3AA/Liouville.sim.png6
