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Tutorials about the Scattering Equation Builder (SEB)

Contributors: Carsten Svaneborg, Lau Blom Grøndahl.

Before you start

• Download and install Scattering Equation Builder (SEB)

Overview of SEB tutorials

The scattering equation builder (SEB) can be used to calculate form factors for polymers build up of interlinked subunits. The subunits may themself be flexible, such as Gaussian chains, or they may be stiff, such as rods.
The subunits can then be interlinked at different points
There are four tutorials on SEB, and a quiz using the knowledge from the tutorials:

1. Tutorial: Solutions of flexible polymers
2. Tutorial: Thin stiff rods with SEB
3. Tutorial: Theory for a chain of rods with SEB (optional)
4. Tutorial: Comparing theory and data with SEB (optional)
5. Quizz: Guess the structure using SEB

You may do all (in the above order), or you may do tutorial 1 and 2 and them jump to the quiz.

Solutions of flexible polymers

Gaussian polymer models with SEB

Solutions of rods

Thin stiff rods with SEB

Semi-flexible polymers (1)

Theory for a chain of rods with SEB

Semi-flexible polymers

Comparing theory and data with SEB

Quizz structure

Guess the structure using SEB

Feedback

Help us improve the tutorials by

• Reporting issues and bugs via our GitHub page. This could be typos, dead links etc., but also insufficient information or unclear instructions.
• Suggesting new tutorials/additions/improvements in the SAStutorials forum.
• Posting or answering questions in the SAStutorials forum.

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