On Thursday 17 July 2008 08:53:00 Gudrun Lisa Bovenkamp wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I just learned that before Athena there was no such program to check on
> all combinations, so it was not that confusing - or just more work?
> I think this feature of Athena is very good tool, but when I really do
>
Lisa,
It can be difficult if not misleading to apply linear combination
fitting of a large number of standards to an XAS data set. My advice
is to augment LCF with independent data that provides support for
likely chemical species in your sample. Use this supporting
information to selec
Hi everyone,
I just learned that before Athena there was no such program to check on
all combinations, so it was not that confusing - or just more work?
I think this feature of Athena is very good tool, but when I really do
not know what is in my sample how can it help?
I try to answer it myself
Hi Richard,
If I could intervene in your discussion, a suitable phrase is already in use
to differentiate the EXAFS Debye-Waller factor from that obtained in X-Ray
diffraction..."Debye-Waller-like factor".
Reference : M. Bauer, H. Bertagnolli:X-ray absorption spectroscopy - The
Method and its app
