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About McXtrace Documentation |
6.1 The Mirror_curved McXtrace ComponentA cylindrically curved mirror (in YZ)
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Descriptionmirror is in the YZ-plane curved towards positive X if radius is positive Example: Mirror_curved( radius=2, length=20e-3, width=40e-3, coating=”AlMgF2_disco.dat”)
Input parametersParameters in boldface are required; the others are optional.
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Cylindrically curved mirrorModels a cylindrical mirror, positioned in the XZ-plane curving towards positive X. The input parameter radius defines the radius of curvature and the mirror size is given by length and width where length and width is along Z and Y respectively. coating and R0 are mutually exclusive. If R0 is nonzero, it is taken as the reflectivity value, irrespective of wavelength, whereas coating nominates a file from which to read values for \(f_1\) and \(f_2\). See [Nis] for definitions. For elements \(Z\in [1,92]\) datafiles are distributed with the McXtrace system that may be used as: coating="Rh.txt". or coating="Al.txt". This component is scheduled to be merged with Mirror_parabolic and Mirror_elliptic |
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