Hi Francisco,
Following up on Matt's comment, a FEFF calculation with default
option assigns sigma2 to be 0, and that probably won't result in
relative contributions between SS and MS that look much like what
happens in the real material.
A better strategy would be to read the
Dear users,
I would like to quantify the single scattering (SS) and multiple
scattering (MS) contributions to the EXAFS spectra over a range of k
values. I adopted the following approach and I would like ask
experienced users if my approach is sound:
(1) Run a regular EXAFS (default NLEG=8); I
Hi Francisco,
On Fri, Jun 17, 2011 at 7:34 PM, Francisco Garcia
garcia.ff@gmail.com wrote:
Dear users,
I would like to quantify the single scattering (SS) and multiple
scattering (MS) contributions to the EXAFS spectra over a range of k
values. I adopted the following approach and I
