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3-mcstas/Simulation.ipynb

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     "# Simulation\n",
     "At the ESS we have used simulations extensively to design and optimize the facility.\n",
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     "### Ray-tracing\n",
-    "The ray-tracing part of the simulation deals with the paths of the neutrons through space. Thus the geometric effects in the optics can be understood, as they path of the neutrons are traced through the known guide system.\n",
+    "The ray-tracing part of the simulation deals with the paths of the neutrons through space. Thus the geometric effects in the optics can be understood, as the path of the neutrons are traced through the known guide system.\n",
     "\n",
     "## Monte Carlo ray-tracing\n",
     "Combining these techniques one can start the rays with random velocities drawn from a distribution that resembles the real source, trace the path of the neutrons through the instrument, and at each interaction, random numbers will be used to sample the behavior using the known probability distributions. Repeating this with many rays allow us to estimate for example the flux at the detector, or even the distribution of flux on the detector.\n",
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     "### Simulation\n",
     "Often the simulation will run to estimate a intensity, meaning neutrons per second, and will give this result with an error. This error can be reduced by using more rays for the simulation, corresponding to more Monte Carlo samples. To get the expected count from an experiment, one would have to multiply the intensity with the experiment time. It is also important to understand that the error reported by McStas has nothing to do with the expected error in an experiment, that would be calculated from the square root of the number of counts, the McStas error instead measures the quality of the intensity estimate.\n",
     "\n",
-    "\n",
     "## Quick tutorial\n",
-    "Thorough Python McStas tutorials can be found with the documentation for McStasScript [https://mads-bertelsen.github.io](https://mads-bertelsen.github.io), and for examples in the C syntax one can look in the McStas package or on [https://www.mcstas.org](https://www.mcstas.org).\n",
+    "Thorough Python McStas tutorials can be found with the documentation for McStasScript [here](https://mads-bertelsen.github.io), and for examples in the C syntax one can look in the McStas package or on the package [website](https://www.mcstas.org).\n",
     "\n",
     "### Import the package\n",
     "First the package needs to be installed, then it can be imported. McStasScript also needs to be configured to access the local McStas installation, this is covered in the documentation. It is common to define a shorter name when importing to save some keystrokes, here ms is chosen."
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     "import mcstasscript as ms"
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     "And we an see how that modified the value by calling *show_parameters* again"
    ]
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     "ms.make_sub_plot(data)"
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