Scattering inelastic coherent and incoherent

Inelastic coherent and incoherent scattering are proportional to the space and time Fourier transforms of, respectively, the pair-correlation and the selfcorrelation functions. Analogous to dynamic light scattering, these are used to probe polymer dynamics (Arbe et al., 2(X)3 Richter, 2003 Stepanek et al., 2002 Annis et al., 2001). 

With these parameters in hand, we then started to treat the on-resonance spectrum. It is very difficult to find a proper model to describe the mixture of elastic and inelastic (coherent and incoherent) scattering. The simplest approach, which ignores hyperfine interactions, was derived in Ref. 34. Here, we used a simple exponential decay to simulate the elastic scattering contribution. Then Eq. (12.10) becomes... 

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