diff --git a/projects/simple_model.md b/projects/simple_model.md index 5870da10..e366ab94 100644 --- a/projects/simple_model.md +++ b/projects/simple_model.md @@ -31,18 +31,18 @@ All previous suggestions and variants are removed in order to avoid confusion. settings already before and during the experiments. - **completeness of reflectivity file** The reflectivity file can be related to a sample model without the *external* connection - manufactorers lab journal....). + manufacturers lab journal....). - **data analysis** - The standadisation allows the analysis software to automatically create a starting model which is + The standardisation allows the analysis software to automatically create a starting model which is not too far from the real one. - **indexing of data and analysis** - A standadised model might be used for indexing and filing of the data - within the lab or on a more general + A standardised model might be used for indexing and filing of the data - within the lab or on a more general scale. This might be used to train AI algorithms. ### complexity -This langage allows to provide a **very simple** model description on only 2 lines: +This language allows to provide a **very simple** model description on only 2 lines: ``` YAML model: @@ -258,13 +258,13 @@ If information about a layer besides its chemical composition (and thus the dens > thickness: 7.5 > ``` -#### composits +#### composites -A composit behaves like a material, but is made up from (on or) several materials with respective relative densities. +A composite behaves like a material, but is made up from (on or) several materials with respective relative densities. It enables an easy way to define mixtures (solvents, interdiffusion, absorption). ``` YAML - compositis: + composites: : : : @@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ It enables an easy way to define mixtures (solvents, interdiffusion, absorption) > Example: > > ``` YAML -> composits: +> composites: > solvent: > cyclohexane: 0.6 > toluene: 0.4 @@ -427,8 +427,8 @@ accept an *absurd* choice at some point. - `stack` - `layer` - `material` -- `composit` material mixture -- `roghness` sigma of the errorfunction describing the density variation at an 'interface' +- `composite` material mixture +- `roughness` sigma of the error function describing the density variation at an 'interface' - `composition` - `density` (which one?) - `mass_density`