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RAYX is a simulation tool for beamlines at electron storage rings. It traces synchrotron radiation through a series of mirrors, gratings and more and provides the user with helpful insights, how a given beamline performs.

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RAY-X

RAY-X is a simulation tool for beamlines at electron storage rings. At this stage, it still is intended to be used alongside RAY-UI. Our primary concern for RAY-X is high-performance tracing, which we achieve by utilizing GPUs via the Vulkan API.

New Features for RAY-X

Global (not sequential) tracing of beamlines
GPU utilization for faster tracing
Multiple beamlines can easily be traced in succession
Groups of objects can be added for easy group transforms (e.g., Reflection Zone Plates)

You can find our Wiki here