srim_width_finder
Collection of python codes used to analyse multiple SRIM files to find the correct thickness
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Collection of python codes used to analyse multiple SRIM files to find the correct thickness
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- Host: GitHub
- Owner: stevepadden
- Language: Python
- Default Branch: main
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SRIMWidthfinder
Collection of python codes used to analyse multiple SRIM files to find the correct thickness
By iteration across multiple distances, a collection of particles transmitted through a foil with an energy less than 5 keV can be made. A measurement of these across multiple thickness returns a gaussian distribtion, which we use to find the "Optimal" thickness. Bootstrap resampling is used to calculate percentage errors at given thickness'.
SrimDistance calculates the gaussian curve fit across multiple data sets for sub 5 keV transmission, and produces plots that visually show this. SrimPlotter plots the optimised foil distributions, along with the errors resulting from bootstrap resampling.
gaussians contains a collection of useful functions which are used within these codes.
Use Srim_Distance first to find the optimised thickness, then run a simulation at that thickness and adjust the code accordingly to reflect the optimised thickness.
Afterwards use Srim_Plotter to recieve useful plots that demonstrate the efficiency of each foil
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title: SRIM degrader thickness optimiser
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authors:
- given-names: Steve
family-names: Padden
email: Spadden@liverpool.ac.uk
affiliation: University Of Liverpool