optlnls
Useful python functions for x-ray optics simulations and metrology developed in LNLS, CNPEM
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Authors:
Sergio A. Lordano Luiz (sergiolordano2@gmail.com)
Artur C. Pinto (artur.pinto@lnls.br)
Humberto Rigamonti Jr. (humberto.junior@lnls.br)
João Pedro I. Astolfo (joao.astolfo@lnls.br)
Bernd C. Meyer
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