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Neutron absorption correction and mean path length calculations for multiple samples with arbitrary shapes: application to highly absorbing samples on the Multi-Axis Crystal Spectrometer at NIST

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Analysis of neutron absorption and path lengths in highly absorbing samples, highlighting advanced correction techniques.

The proposed method effectively addresses challenges in neutron absorption correction in spectroscopic data.
Using inelastic scattering measured on CeRhIn5, the algorithms showed significant improvements in data accuracy.
The finite-volume algorithm enhances understanding of angle-dependent absorption in various sample shapes.
Implications suggest improved planning for experiments using co-aligned neutron-absorbing samples in spectroscopy.

Rodriguez‐Rivera et al. (2025) studied this question.

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