Re: [Ifeffit] Athena interpolation when removing mono glitches

Michael, Let's start by talking about where chi(k) comes from in the software. mu(E) is measured on some grid. Eventually, we want chi(k) to be on a clear, specified, reasonably (but not excessively) dense grid in k. chi(E) is (mu(E) - mu0(E)) / mu0(E0). This places chi(E) on the same grid

Re: [Ifeffit] Athena interpolation when removing mono glitches

Hi Michael, On Fri, Aug 12, 2016 at 6:56 AM, Michael Gaultois wrote: > Dear members of the Ifeffit list, > > I recently collected some EXAFS data with some significant monochromator > glitches that I am looking to remove. I have used a python script > graciously written by the

[Ifeffit] Athena interpolation when removing mono glitches

Dear members of the Ifeffit list, I recently collected some EXAFS data with some significant monochromator glitches that I am looking to remove. I have used a python script graciously written by the beamline scientist to remove the offending regions, but when I import the data into Athena, Athena