XEFI
A package for calculations of X-ray Electric Field Intensities (XEFI) using the Parratt recursive algorithm, and built to the feature-rich standards of xraysoftmat.
This package calculates discrete models of multi-layer structures, including the ability to slice simplistic models into arbitrary layers. Supports the use of the KKCalc package to calculate the index of refraction within layers.
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Release files for XEFI 0.2.0
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