On Friday 09 November 2007 12:13:01 Richard Mayes wrote:
Oops! Forgot the attachments. Sorry about that.
I should also add, the file I'm trying to import into Artemis is "k_3.191_13.860".
Richard, I don't think there is a problem. Athena stores the un-k-weighted data internally and applies the k-weight when you request a plot in k or R space. Similarly, Artemis imports the un-k-weighted data from the Athena project file. When Artemis plots the data in k or R space, the k-weighting selected in those little radio buttons in the upper right hand corner of the Artemis window, just beneath the label that says "Plotting options". If you click on the "3" button, then k^3 weighted data is plotted. I am looking at k^3 weighted plots of your data from Athena and Artemis as I write this. I don't see a difference. I suspect that you are just being surprised by the details of how Artemis decides what to plot. See page 8 of this document: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/~ravel/talks/artemis.methyltin.pdf Or am I not understanding your problem? B
-Richard
Everyone, thanks for the info on self absorption! I'm currently working on writing a short summary for our group based on the information everyone shared.
Bruce, I'm having an issue importing a k3-weighted project into Artemis from Athena. (I looked on the mail list and your webpage for a bug report and couldn't find one, my apologies if I missed it.)
The problem: I'm trying to import a k3-weighted spectrum into Artemis, but it appears to be importing the k2-weighted spectrum instead. I don't know if this is related or a change between versions of Artemis, but the k-weight used in Athena isn't being carried over into Artemis as the fit k-weight as well. Attached is the Athena and Artemis projects showing this and a pdf with pics of the 2 spectra I'm seeing (in case this is an issue only on my computer). I tried changing the group name and deleting all the groups in Athena except the one I wanted and this still occurs.
Any ideas on how to get around this?
FYI: I'm running Athena (0.8.054) and Artemis (0.8.011) on a laptop (1.7 GHz Pentium M processor & 2 GB RAM) with Windows XP Pro.
Thanks!! -Richard
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