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. 2018 Sep 20;51(Pt 5):1455–1466. doi: 10.1107/S1600576718010816

Table 2. Fit parameters to the power series expressions of equation (19), obtained for various scattering functions, fitted over the range 0 < τ < 2.

Numbers are given to the significant digit without affecting the fit quality. All calculations are based on Hankel transforms, giving high-precision results for I(0) and R G, and the zero-order coefficients are therefore fixed at A 0 = 0 and B 0 = 1. The largest deviation of the fit from the calculation is less than 0.03%, observed at τ = 2. The last column gives fit parameters to the power law expressions of equation (20), obtained for various scattering functions, fitted for τ > 100.

Function 10 × A 1 102 × A 2 103 × A 3 102 × B 1 103 × B 2 104 × B 3 C
Gaussian 2.5000 2.436 1.68 −6.2485 −4.977 1.79 −0.504
Sphere 2.5791 2.285 1.40 −5.2929 −4.437 0.91 −0.584
Lorentzian (p = 1) 0.4708 0.234 0.20 −1.9610 −0.925 −0.65  
Sabine (p = 1.1) 0.4167 0.159 0.09 −1.6924 −0.600 −0.24 −5.000
Sabine (p = 1.25) 0.8334 0.547 0.50 −3.2711 −1.989 −1.04 −2.001
Sabine (p = 1.5) 1.2500 1.062 1.11 −4.6867 −3.494 −2.07 −1.018
Sabine (p = 1.75) 1.4991 1.421 1.31 −5.4187 −4.259 −2.32 −0.730
DAB (p = 2) 1.6663 1.619 1.60 −5.8336 −4.756 −1.77 −0.627

Scattering power obtained using q u R G = 350.