On 5/10/2011 2:49 PM, Francisco Garcia wrote:
Dear all,
I wish to ask a somewhat novice question: What does the acronym FEFF stand for?
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Brandon,
I have a question about your method. You mention that you pick E0 based on the
1st peak of the derivative for each sample then extract chi(k). Have you tried
constraining E0 across the set? I have thought that in order to make a good
comparison between samples in a set, a common E0
Pieter-Jan,
Did you collect reference spectra along side the unknown samples? In that
case just calibrate one of the reference channels and then use align spectra
which shifts the the other selected reference spectrum to the calibrated
one. Each reference channel will be shifted to the
18, 2011 02:09:24 pm Christopher Patridge wrote:
Hello all,
I recently (yesterday) installed the new Dementer package with Strawberry
perl on a freshly installed XP Pro SP3. I have tried to open a couple
different old Artemis projects (.apj) and once chosen, (D) Artemis shuts
down
Dear All,
I recently starting using FEFF9 for XANES and I am trying to calculate
LiCoO2 structure with deintercalation. The SCF iteration fails to converge
at the 3rd iteration and I do not understand what setting I have used which
is causing this hang up. I tried several different SCF radii in
Ismael,
You do really not need exact parameters which can is helpful in EXAFS. Can
you find any references on the V-C bond length? Since CO is linear, the
V-O and V-C-O scattering should be possible to roughly establish. I think
a number of general inorganic textbooks might have information
report -- that is clearly a problem. I'll look into it
and get back to you.
B
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Hello Nilmar,
You mention floating the so2 value between two values? Can you constrain
that value and completely remove it from the fit? It can usually be
reasonably determined by standards. You might also take a look at the
correlations in your fit. As another general guideline, when posting
Zhaomo Tan,
I think you have to set the path degeneracy to 1 because the model you
used for Cu in Artemis has already found that there are 12 degenerate
paths which make up the first scattering distance. By setting it to
one, you then create a fitting parameter for the coordination number
15, 2013, at 9:21 AM, Christopher Patridge wrote:
Hello Users,
I was looking for an opinion about the chi(k) signal in a set of data I
am analyzing. Brief background, this is a set of in-situ XAS data
collected at the Fe K edge from a working electrochemical cell at a
range of potentials during
Hi all,
Is there a way to remove data sets, feff.inp, or atoms.inp from the main
window list? I know this question was raised at one of Bruce's XAFS
seminars at Diamond. I looked at the current Demeter List of Things to
Do and did not see specifically removing them, just reorganizing lists.
Hi List,
My project file crash about five minutes and I found the dartemis log
file attached before opening the program again which I hope will explain
the problem. is there a limit to the number of datasets in Artemis?
Thanks,
Chris
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Hello List,
I know that Horae is no longer supported but I had quick question about
the R-factor.
I search the mailing list and found this post from 2006 concerning
different R-factors in the fit log
I have a question about Artemis log file. I noticed that two r-factors are
reported in
Thank you for the discussion Matt and Jason,
My main objective was to decide between the two different reported
R-factors in some older Artemis fit file logs. I suspect that the
analysis was prematurely completed because the user found small R-factor
values printed out along with the other
Well that is interesting,
As was asked earlier, what is the fitted reff from the model? It would
be rather non-physical and probably suggest a poor model, but perhaps
the bond length is shifted well beyond the rmax which you show sets as 7
A and that is why you are receiving the error.
George,
It seems rather unconventional to try and merge data which has different
energy grid spacing? I thought the main point of merging data is to
reduce the noise and uncertainty of a measurement. I am not sure how
the exact method of merging data is implemented but I don't think it is
Hello Cyril,
Is there a particular reason for moving the data to Matlab and
using MBACK rather than the built-in procedure in Athena? From
your email, it seems that you have the raw data which you then
merge. I would feel confident in performing all the
Cyril,
Is the copper foil a separate file or is this file imported together
with the other scans as a reference channel?
If separate files, then there is not a clear relationship between sample
and the foil since these were collected at different times and hence
corrections for drift or
Eva,
I don't how flexible would consider exporting the fits you have
completed and using a plotting software (Excel, Origin, Qplot,
sigmaplot, Igor) to generate the number of adjustments you require.
Chris
Christopher J. Patridge, PhD
NRC Post Doctoral
You can process the data but the L3-edge for 1st row transition elements
(Mn and Ni) is only separated by 10-15 eV from the L2 edge so EXAFS
analysis is not possible.
good luck,
Chris
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Quick note,
I have been using this program for a few years and it has never removed
needed DLL files from any of the computers I have used it on... I in
fact used it the other day. Though I believe I have never checked a
number of options that CCleaner gives you during it's cleaning. I
Alex,
Where was the XANES data collected? Unless the write format is really
unique, I would suspect that you could just open the raw data in Athena
without much trouble even if the data file extension is txt. The
developer has made Athena pretty flexible for data import. Those
extensions
Hello,
I have a question about (D)Artemis. After saving a project, I used the
Close option under File. This does remove the datasets and feff
calculations but it keeps the name of the project in main window
header. Is there a way to begin a new project other than closing
Artemis and/or
Hi Jason,
Would it fix the problem if you duplicate a dataset and rename the files
in Athena instead of just trying to reimport the same dataset in
Artemis? It appears to work for me. I loaded a dataset and then copied
it in Athena and renamed it duplicate.026. I was able to import both
Hello Washington,
Determining the bond angle is possible but there are vast resources and
examples of bond angle models and calculations available to help to
understand this. You should probably search EXAFS bond angles and it
should keep you busy for quite a while. In general these kinds
I am pretty sure you can delete old fits in the fit log. Check and
remove them.
Chris Patridge
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On 7/3/2013 3:03 PM, Chachi
Anthony,
I would suggest instead of the artemis file that you sent, you instead
send the Athena file showing the data structure for the samples. It
does crash on my computer as well so any investigation might be rather
difficult.
Chris
Christopher J.
Julius,
I again did not find answer to the error but you could also try the following
entity of ATOMS on the web which easily allows a huge number of sites
http://cars9.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/atoms/atoms.cgi
Chris
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Hello,
Could there be any information or insight in the XANES data? Localized
electrons might significantly change the edge structure for the system.
Just a thought,
Chris
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Daniel,
Those distances are really far away and I think it would really difficult to
see in EXAFS even with pretty high quality data. Is there are other
information from diffraction that suggests these distances?
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Should probably collect the data in triplicate….
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Hi Mike,
I would suggest that, as Carlo mentions, that because you cut off at 2200 eV,
the post edge background function in purple might be skewed a bit. I might be
use values ~2190 eV and 2164 eV? Though it appears to be a “flat” region where
you place the points, it may actually not be all
Thanks Matt,
Is there a method in Larch GUI to create a difference spectrum between files?
Thanks,
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sample you put in the
capillary tube or how much of the absorption element? Otherwise, really the
only answer is, “it depends.”
hope that helps,
Chris
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One way to import the data is to use separate calcs, one with Ca and one with
U. To get the mixed, you might alter the Feff file and replace some U with Ca
and vice versa. There are many others who probably have a better method but
this will at least get over the partial occupancy problem in
with a little
googling.
hope that helps,
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Valerie,
What type of energy range are you looking at? How far back do samples go?
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seen similar issues with Larch. The data (edge Jump 0.25), 200.k counts per
> channel. Used Fluorescence signal for Athena and Larch. Used the same
> parameter and got different result. Very similar to yours …
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I think everyone might be able to help if you first give a more detailed
explanation of how you extracted the data from the those papers as that might
have much more influence
Hope that helps,
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Stefan,
The simple 4 parameter fit typically involves just a single path such as the
first coordination shell. Do you have multiple paths or multiple unique
scatterers inside the first coordination?
Chris
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I am not sure there was an instance of Feff 9 directly on Artemis only Feff 8
as far as I can remember.
Chris
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