7.5 The Molecule_2state McXtrace Component
Disordered optical-excitable molecule sample.
Identification
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Author: Erik B Knudsen
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Origin: DTU Physics
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Date: October 2012
Description
A sample model for pump probe experiments which models disordered molecules in a volume
(rectangular, cylindrical, or spherical). Molecules can be in one of two states (0 and 1).
Scattering is either specified through F vs. q scattering curves or as a set of atom positions
from which F vs. q is computed. At t=-delta_t, a fraction of the molecules are put in state 1,
from which they decay exponentially, with time constant t_relax, into state 0. For
t<-delta_t all of the molecules are in the state specified by initial_state. To improve
statistics, scattering may be limited to a ”forward” cone with opening angle in [psimin,
psimax]. Furthermore, scattering may be restricted to the azimuthal segment between
[etamin,etamax].
Example: Molecule_2state( nq=512,state_0_file=”Fe_bpy_GS_DFT.txt”,state_1_file=”Fe_bpy_ES_DFT.txt”,radius=0.01,
psimin=0, psimax=15*DEG2RAD, etamin=-1*DEG2RAD,etamax=1*DEG2RAD,
t_relax=600e-12, delta_t=100e-9, excitation_yield=0.2)
Input parameters
Parameters in boldface are required; the others are optional.
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Description |
Default |
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delta_t |
s |
Delay between the exciting event t=0.
delay is negative, i.e. delta_t>0 means
the exciting event happens before t=0. |
100e-9 |
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excitation_yield |
1 |
Mean fraction of molecules that get
excited. |
0.2 |
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t_relax |
s |
Mean relaxation time (into state 0) of
excited molecules. |
100e-9 |
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initial_state |
0/1 |
Which state is Molecule_2state in
for t<delta_t? Useful for modelling
something that changes state slowly. |
0 |
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psimin |
rad |
Minimum scattering angle off the optical
axis. |
0 |
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psimax |
rad |
Maximum scattering angle off the optical
axis. |
M_PI_2 |
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etamin |
rad |
Minimum scattering angle around the
optical axis. |
-M_PI |
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etamax |
rad |
Maximum scattering angle around the
optical axis. |
M_PI |
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radius |
m |
Radius of cylindrical of spherical sample. |
0 |
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yheight |
m |
Height of rectangular or cylindrical
sample. |
0 |
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xwidth |
m |
Width of rectangular sample. |
0 |
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zdepth |
m |
Depth (thickness) of rectangular sample. |
0 |
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concentration |
m |
Concentration or packing factor of
sample. |
1 |
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p_transmit |
m |
Fraction of statistics devoted to sample
direct (unscattered) beam. |
0.1 |
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form_factors |
str |
File from which to read atomic form
factors. Defualt amounts to use the one
shipped with McXtrace. |
”FormFactors.txt” |
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state_0_file |
str |
Isotropic scattering factors
(parameterized by q), or atom positions
are specified for state 0. |
NULL |
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state_1_file |
str |
Isotropic scattering factors
(parameterized by q), or atom positions
are specified for state 1. |
NULL |
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nq |
1 |
Number of q-bins if F is to be computed
from atom positions (Debye formalism). |
512 |
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material_datafile |
str |
Where to read f1 and f2 factors from in
order to handle absorption. |
”Be.txt” |
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q_parametric |
0/1 |
When 0: Assume that datafiles contains
atom positions. 1: datafiles contains F vs.
q data. |
0 |
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Emax |
keV |
Maximal energy for which scattering
factors are computed. Must be larger
than the maximal impinging energy. |
80 |
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Links
Excitable time-dependent sample model
Further Documentaion pending