Hey Bruce,
I was wondering how the width in the peak fitting tool of Athena is
connected to the real data. What I mean is:
A gaussian peak with a width of 1 (eV ?) seems to have a FWHM of 2 eV.
Is it possible that you mean with the Gaussians (...) are unit
normlized (...)
the width is actually
Dear all,
I need reference (paper) to say that WL refers to anti-bonding
orbitals
and in the same context that pre-edge refers to bonding orbitals.
Is there any paper that can help me?
Thanks,
Lisa
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Hi George,
I cannot understand how you got this atoms.inp file where the core is
stated to be Co1 and there is only Fe. So, I cannot confirm the
crystal structure from a database.
My problem is solved. I understood that the ATOMS program implemented
in Arthemis and ATOMS 2.5 have some bugs
Hi George,
thanks for responding. I sure imported the same structural information
into atoms and the crystal structure program.
Lisa
Hi Lisa,
I'm not very familiar with PbSO4, so I'm not sure if I can help, but
your
email immediately brought some questions to mind.
First, did you
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
