BornAgain
1.19.79
Open-source research software to simulate and fit neutron and x-ray reflectometry and grazing-incidence small-angle scattering
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Three-dimenensional shapes, to model hard particles.
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class | Bipyramid4 |
A truncated bifrustum with quadratic base. More... | |
class | Box |
A rectangular prism (parallelepiped). More... | |
class | CantellatedCube |
A cube, with truncation of all edges and corners, as in Croset (2017) Fig 7. More... | |
class | Cone |
A conical frustum (cone truncated parallel to the base) with circular base. More... | |
class | Cylinder |
A circular cylinder. More... | |
class | Dodecahedron |
A regular dodecahedron. More... | |
class | EllipsoidalCylinder |
A cylinder with elliptical base. More... | |
class | HemiEllipsoid |
An hemi ellipsoid, obtained by truncating a full ellipsoid in the middle plane spanned by two principal axes. More... | |
class | HorizontalCylinder |
A circular cylinder. More... | |
class | Icosahedron |
A regular icosahedron. More... | |
class | PlatonicOctahedron |
A truncated bifrustum with quadratic base. More... | |
class | PlatonicTetrahedron |
A frustum with equilateral trigonal base. More... | |
class | Prism3 |
A prism based on an equilateral triangle. More... | |
class | Prism6 |
A prism based on a regular hexagonal. More... | |
class | Pyramid2 |
A frustum (truncated pyramid) with rectangular base. More... | |
class | Pyramid3 |
A frustum with equilateral trigonal base. More... | |
class | Pyramid4 |
A frustum with a quadratic base. More... | |
class | Pyramid6 |
A frustum (truncated pyramid) with regular hexagonal base. More... | |
class | Sphere |
A full sphere. More... | |
class | Spheroid |
A full spheroid (an ellipsoid with two equal axes, hence with circular cross section) More... | |
class | TruncatedCube |
A cube, with tetrahedral truncation of all corners. More... | |
class | TruncatedSphere |
A truncated Sphere. More... | |
class | TruncatedSpheroid |
A truncated spheroid. An ellipsoid with two equal axis, truncated by a plane perpendicular to the third axis. More... | |