Hi Abhijeet:
How were the data taken? Is there a possibilty that the samples were
prepared in such a way as to give an attenuation of the EXAFS. This can
happen both in flurescence as well as transmission if the sample
preparation is not carefully done. For example pinholes in a transmissi
Hi all,
I am fitting Cu2O EXAFS data taken at SSRL using the
Artemis. But there is a problem with fitting results that SO2 parameter is
coming very low around 0.50. I had also taken Cu2O data from different data
bases to check whether theere some problem with my data, but after fitting
t
Mingliang,
When I opened the same file from your picture in Sixpack, I get the same
error about the filename characters, but when I click ok to acknowledge the
error, I get the import dialogue and it appears that I would be able to
import the data anyway (and I did not get the error in background
Matthew,
Thank you so much for your reply. I definitely will try what you
suggested. Could you please explain to me why an increased chi-square can
be used to argue for a true difference.
"To check the robustness of the differences, you could try doing your
co-refinement with just some of the data
Are you trying to open the "data process.rar" file (the very same file you
sent to Matt) with Sixpack? Athena or Sixpack can not do that, you must
unpack the file to access the individual files it contains.
To solve the "*Cann't execute Grnd.exe to open the graphics window"*
problem, follow the s
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Regards,
Edmund Welter
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