Luca Rebuffi

Dr. Luca Rebuffi


Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

27Years (2000-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

View All Publications
21 August 2009 in The European Physical Journal C
Verified
Journal Article
Open access
PDF file
VLV. Lyubushkin
V. Lyubushkin
BPB. Popov
B. Popov
JKJ. J. Kim
J. J. Kim
LCL. Camilleri
L. Camilleri
JLJ.-M. Levy
J.-M. Levy
Paolo ZucconPaolo Zuccon
Paolo Zuccon
We have studied the muon neutrino and antineutrino quasi-elastic (QEL) scattering reactions ( ν μ n→ μ− p and [equation]) using a set of experimental data collected by the NOMAD Collaboration. We...

12 June 2014 in Zeitschrift für anorganische und allgemeine Chemie
Verified
Journal Article
Closed access
PDF file
LRLuca Rebuffi
Luca Rebuffi
JPJasper Plaisier
Jasper Plaisier
MAMahmoud Abdellatief
Mahmoud Abdellatief
ALAndrea Lausi
Andrea Lausi
Paolo ScardiPaolo Scardi
Paolo Scardi

1 November 2013 in Nuclear Physics B
Verified
Journal Article
Closed access
OSOleg Samoylov
Oleg Samoylov
RPR. Petti
R. Petti
SAS. Alekhin
S. Alekhin
PAP. Astier
P. Astier
DAD. Autiero
D. Autiero
Paolo ZucconPaolo Zuccon
Paolo Zuccon

14 October 2016 in Journal of Synchrotron Radiation
Verified
Journal Article
Open access
PDF file
LRLuca Rebuffi
Luca Rebuffi
MRManuel Sánchez del Río
Manuel Sánchez del Río
A new computer environment to perform simulations on synchrotron experiments has been designed. It performs ray-tracing simulations using the popular ray-tracing codeSHADOW. With this new application one can define, in a very easy and elegant way, one or several optical systems (beamlines) and perform calculations of the propagation of the X-ray beam through it. Many complementary tools and supplementary calculations improve and extend the functionality ofSHADOWto deal with complex optical system optimization, including compound optical elements, iterative calculations, some sample simulations, and implementing corrections for wave opticsviaa hybrid model.

29 May 2018 in Journal of Applied Crystallography
Verified
Journal Article
Open access
PDF file
Paolo ScardiPaolo Scardi
Paolo Scardi
MEM. Ermrich
M. Ermrich
AFAndrew Fitch
Andrew Fitch
E-Wen HuangE-Wen Huang
E-Wen Huang
RJR. Jardin
R. Jardin
CSChristian Schimpf
Christian Schimpf
Separation of size and strain effects on diffraction line profiles has been studied in a round robin involving laboratory instruments and synchrotron radiation beamlines operating with different radiation, optics, detectors and experimental configurations. The studied sample, an extensively ball milled iron alloy powder, provides an ideal test case, as domain size broadening and strain broadening are of comparable size. The high energy available at some synchrotron radiation beamlines provides the best conditions for an accurate analysis of the line profiles, as the size–strain separation clearly benefits from a large number of Bragg peaks in the pattern; high counts, reliable intensity values in low-absorption conditions, smooth background and data collection at different temperatures also support the possibility to include diffuse scattering in the analysis, for the most reliable assessment of the line broadening effect. However, results of the round robin show that good quality information on domain size distribution and microstrain can also be obtained using standard laboratory equipment, even when patterns include relatively few Bragg peaks, provided that the data are of good quality in terms of high counts and low and smooth background.

23 August 2017
Verified
Conference Paper
Closed access
LRLuca Rebuffi
Luca Rebuffi
MRManuel Sanchez del Rio
Manuel Sanchez del Rio