# SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause
# Copyright (c) 2025 Scipp contributors (https://github.com/scipp)
"""Coordinate conversions for indirect spectroscopy."""
import scipp as sc
from scippneutron.conversion.tof import (
energy_from_wavelength,
wavelength_from_tof,
wavevector_from_wavelength,
)
from ..types import (
BeamlineWithSpectrometerCoords,
CalibratedBeamline,
DetectorTofData,
EnergyData,
GravityVector,
InelasticCoordTransformGraph,
MonitorCoordTransformGraph,
MonitorTofData,
MonitorType,
PrimarySpecCoordTransformGraph,
RunType,
SecondarySpecCoordTransformGraph,
WavelengthMonitor,
)
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def incident_energy_from_wavelength(*, incident_wavelength: sc.Variable) -> sc.Variable:
return energy_from_wavelength(wavelength=incident_wavelength)
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def incident_wavelength_from_tof(
*, sample_tof: sc.Variable, L1: sc.Variable
) -> sc.Variable:
return wavelength_from_tof(tof=sample_tof, Ltotal=L1)
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def incident_wavevector_from_incident_wavelength(
*, incident_wavelength: sc.Variable, incident_beam: sc.Variable
) -> sc.Variable:
return wavevector_from_wavelength(
wavelength=incident_wavelength, beam=incident_beam
)
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def energy_transfer(
*, incident_energy: sc.Variable, final_energy: sc.Variable
) -> sc.Variable:
r"""Compute the energy transfer.
Here, the energy transfer is defined the same as in ScippNeutron
(https://scipp.github.io/scippneutron/user-guide/coordinate-transformations.html)
to be
.. math::
\Delta E = E_i - E_f
Parameters
----------
incident_energy:
The neutron energy :math:`E_i` before scattering.
final_energy:
The neutron energy :math:`E_f` after scattering.
Returns
-------
:
The energy transfer :math:`\Delta E`.
"""
return incident_energy - final_energy.to(unit=incident_energy.unit, copy=False)
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def lab_momentum_transfer_from_wavevectors(
incident_wavevector: sc.Variable, final_wavevector: sc.Variable
) -> sc.Variable:
r"""Compute the momentum transfer in the lab frame.
Here, the momentum transfer is defined as
.. math::
\vec{Q} = \vec{k_i} - \vec{k_f}
Parameters
----------
incident_wavevector:
The neutron wavevector :math:`\vec{k_i}` before scattering.
final_wavevector:
The neutron wavevector :math:`\vec{k_f}` after scattering.
Returns
-------
:
The momentum transfer :math:`\vec{Q}` in the lab frame.
"""
return (
incident_wavevector.to(unit=final_wavevector.unit, copy=False)
- final_wavevector
)
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def rotate_to_sample_table_momentum_transfer(
*,
a3: sc.Variable,
lab_momentum_transfer: sc.Variable,
gravity: sc.Variable,
) -> sc.Variable:
r"""Rotate the momentum transfer vector into the sample-table coordinate system
Here, the momentum transfer is defined as
.. math::
\vec{Q} = \vec{k_i} - \vec{k_f}
Note
----
When a3 is zero, the sample-table and lab coordinate systems are the same.
That is, Z is along the incident beam, Y is opposite the gravitational force,
and X completes the right-handed coordinate system. The sample-table angle, a3,
has a rotation vector along Y, such that a positive 90-degree rotation places the
sample-table Z along the lab X.
Parameters
----------
a3:
The rotation angle of the sample table around the laboratory Y axis
lab_momentum_transfer:
The momentum transfer in the laboratory coordinate system
gravity:
The gravity vector which indicates the vertical axis.
Returns
-------
:
The momentum transfer in the sample-table coordinate system.
"""
vertical = -gravity / sc.norm(gravity)
# negative a3 since we rotate coordinates, not axes here
return sc.spatial.rotations_from_rotvecs(-a3 * vertical) * lab_momentum_transfer
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def add_inelastic_coordinates(
data: DetectorTofData[RunType], graph: InelasticCoordTransformGraph
) -> EnergyData[RunType]:
transformed = data.transform_coords(
[
# TODO pick minimal list of coords
'energy_transfer',
'incident_wavelength',
'incident_energy',
'lab_momentum_transfer',
'sample_table_momentum_transfer',
# These are inputs, but we want to preserve them
'a3',
'a4',
],
graph=graph,
keep_aliases=False,
keep_inputs=False,
keep_intermediate=False,
rename_dims=False,
)
return EnergyData[RunType](transformed)
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def add_spectrometer_coords(
data: CalibratedBeamline[RunType],
primary_graph: PrimarySpecCoordTransformGraph[RunType],
secondary_graph: SecondarySpecCoordTransformGraph[RunType],
) -> BeamlineWithSpectrometerCoords[RunType]:
"""Compute and add coordinates for the spectrometer.
Parameters
----------
data:
Data array with beamline coordinates "position", "source_position", and
"sample_position".
Does not need to contain events or flight times.
primary_graph:
Coordinate transformation graph for the primary spectrometer.
secondary_graph:
Coordinate transformation graph for the secondary spectrometer.
Must be a closure over analyzer parameters.
And those parameters must have a compatible shape with ``data``.
Returns
-------
:
Input data with added spectrometer coordinates.
This includes "final_energy", "secondary_flight_time", and "L1".
"""
return data.transform_coords(
(
'final_energy',
'final_wavevector',
'incident_beam',
'L1',
'secondary_flight_time',
),
graph={**primary_graph, **secondary_graph},
keep_intermediate=False,
keep_aliases=False,
rename_dims=False,
)
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def add_monitor_wavelength_coords(
monitor: MonitorTofData[RunType, MonitorType], graph: MonitorCoordTransformGraph
) -> WavelengthMonitor[RunType, MonitorType]:
return WavelengthMonitor[RunType, MonitorType](
monitor.transform_coords(
'wavelength', graph=graph, keep_intermediate=False, keep_aliases=False
)
)
providers = (
add_inelastic_coordinates,
add_monitor_wavelength_coords,
add_spectrometer_coords,
inelastic_coordinate_transformation_graph_at_sample,
monitor_coordinate_transformation_graph,
)
