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all properties should be downloadable (also phononic one... for now this is not true)
In principle, it is possible to define HH/VV and HV geometries for the scattering spectra (backward or 90 degree deviation geometries). In principle, this can be defined as input when spectra are computed; #43
Intensity average workchain.
understand how you can define these in/out directions in the functions. In principle this can be defined via q=k_in-k_out
the light polarization is another thing, and is the one already defined in our widgets.
Polar plots:
In principle, one can define the spectra intensity for a range of polarization, being then angle dependent, and plot in a so-called polar plot. We should define input and output polarization in function of this angle, and plot for [0,2pi]/N, where N is the number of point on the cirumference.
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Raman and IR spectra improvement:
In principle, it is possible to define HH/VV and HV geometries for the scattering spectra (backward or 90 degree deviation geometries). In principle, this can be defined as input when spectra are computed; #43
the light polarization is another thing, and is the one already defined in our widgets.
Polar plots:
In principle, one can define the spectra intensity for a range of polarization, being then angle dependent, and plot in a so-called polar plot. We should define input and output polarization in function of this angle, and plot for [0,2pi]/N, where N is the number of point on the cirumference.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: