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• Tutorials
  ...Functional Nanomaterials, [[BNL|Brookhaven National Laboratory]]): A brief tutorial/introduction to how [[x-ray]] [[scattering]] functions. Selected examples o * [[Tutorial:What to do with data|What do I do with my data?]]
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• Tutorial:What to do with data
  * '''[[Tutorial:Qualitative inspection|Qualitative inspection]]''': By just looking at the ...detector]] image into ''q''-space ([[reciprocal-space]]), and then taking 'linecuts' through this space to learn more about your sample. For instance, you can
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• Background
  ...y is to instead subtract a 'local background' when extracting a [[Tutorial:Linecuts|linecut]]. For instance, if assessing a peak position/width, one can fit th ...the data from each corresponding angle. Alternatively, one can take ''q''-linecuts at each angle along the arc, and subtract an ad-hoc background as noted abo
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• Example:P3HT orientation analysis
  This tutorial describes how to quantify the [[orientation]] distribution of the semicondu ===Step 2: [[Tutorial:Linecuts|Linecut]]===
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• Tutorial:Various exercises
  ...along arcs to determine the orientation distribution. Or we could try to [[Tutorial:Indexing|index]] all the peaks, to determine the unit cell of the material.
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