Hi,
Perhaps I am misunderstanding something here. It sounded like the
original problem was that SO2 was too high/low for some shells. It also
sounded like the solution was then to fit each shell separately with its
own set of parameters; SO2, dr, sigma-squared. I don't think that is
what Matt
Hi Jenny,
I understand the difference between peak fitting and linear
combination fitting. It is like, If I don't know anything about my
sample, peak fitting should be used. If I know the components of my
sample, I can use linear combination. That is why I use peak fitting
Hi,
Khalid, Syed wrote:
That is correct: It is a QEXAFS scan of Ni foil as a
function of time.
Please see the data attached as a .txt file.
The first column is time, second I0, and third It.
I can plot this in Athena, time appears at energy axis.
I can set the first derivative to 8333.0 eV
Hi,
As I said in my post, I was assuming a linear relationship. I should add
that I completely agree with everything that Matt has said. I also find
it a little odd that you don't already get the data in energy from the
monochromator or from the software used to run it. You need that
time-energy
for checking this.
Timna
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: gfortran -O2 -o feff84 feff84.f
Has anyone seen this sort of thing? Or compiled Feff 8.4 with gfortran?
I did the same with feff 8.1 and it compiled and ran correctly.
Cheers,
Adam
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Hi,
With G95 I get the same problem although I could also get a bit of a
traceback.
At line 47994 of file feff84.f (Unit 3 pot.bin)
Traceback: (Innermost first)
Called from line 7894 of file feff84.f
Called from line 96 of file feff84.f
Fortran runtime error: Bad value during integer