Hi there, William
By the coincidence, I am freshly user of EXAFS, and I just find, a couple of days ago,
there is a very good freeware serving your purpose, developed by EXAFS station
scientist from HASYLAB, DESY, actually I forget the website they provide, anyway, if
you give me permission, an
Hello,
you can find a list of available software at the esrf
web site :
http://www.esrf.fr/computing/scientific/exafs/
for windows environment i recommend you the VIPER
software which is very easy to use and works well.
http://www.desy.de/~klmn/viper.html
(you will probably need a software like
Dear William,
The Ifeffit EXAFS analysis package is a good collection of XAS programs.
It is free and available with lots of relevant information at the
following page:
http://feff.phys.washington.edu/~ravel/software/atoms/Welcome.html
Tamas
At 06:06 PM 9/15/2004 +0100, you wrote:
Dear all,
I app
Hi William,
CCP3 in the UK is the computer community that caters for EXAFS - see their
web site (www.ccp3.ac.uk) - in much the same way that CCP14 caters for
single-crystal and powder diffraction. I've not used DL_EXCURV so can't comment
on it.
Regards, Jeremy Karl Cockcroft.
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Dear all,
I appreciate this is a Rietveld mailing list, but does anyone know or can
reconmend any freely available software for EXAFS refinement?
Kind Regards
William Bisson
You can change the broadening axis in EXPEDT in Least square refinement
set up (L), overall parameters(O), profile coefficients (p) and (a)
change broadening axis.
At 15:10 14/09/2004 -0300, you wrote:
Dear Rietvelders,
I am working with mechanical alloying of Zr-Nb alloys system. So, I
suspect
