Hi there, William By the coincidence, I am freshly user of EXAFS, and I just find, a couple of days ago, there is a very good freeware serving your purpose, developed by EXAFS station scientist from HASYLAB, DESY, actually I forget the website they provide, anyway, if you give me permission, and I will email you the routine, which works quite well, personally, speaking, and there is a normally good feedback from author, i.e. I just made an inquiry, and get the reply so well, from the station scientist.
Alternatively, there is another abit smart package, IEFFT, not sure the spelling, and that more smart, coz they can read your (mu, E) format data, and treat the background automatically, then get the Chi(k), something, but I didnt prefer so comprehensive one, and for the time being, I use the former, to analyze the data from Last Daresbury summer school. P.S. there is Rietveld-type mailing list on EXAFS, therefore, could you try to visit, http://leonardo.phys.washington.edu/~ravel/software/ease/Welcome.html alternatively, go another more comprehensive choices, at http://cars9.uchicago.edu/IXS-cgi/XAFS_Programs Have a nice start! Lingfei ******************************** Neutron Scattering Physics Group Institute for Materials Research Maxwell Building 111 University of Salford Salford, Greater Manchester United Kingdom M5 4WT Tel:0161 295 4633 Facsimile:0161 295 5147 Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ******************************** ----- Original Message ----- From: "William Bisson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2004 6:06 PM > Dear all, > > I appreciate this is a Rietveld mailing list, but does anyone know or can > reconmend any freely available software for EXAFS refinement? > > Kind Regards > William Bisson > >
