Hi Stefano, I'm not sure what you're suggesting--a real simultaneous fit, which somehow weights the fit in R-space and k-space to arrive at a single set of parameters? Or just two fits in series so that you only hit one button? In the first case, I'm not sure I see a big benefit considering that the weighting scheme becomes in effect another opaque parameter that can be used to generate arguments among experts. :) In the second case, it seems to me more straightforward just to run the fit twice. But maybe I'm not understanding your suggestion? --Scott Calvin Sarah Lawrence College At 04:17 PM 7/8/2005 +0200, you wrote:
Hi Bruce and Matt, just thinking while fitting: wouldn't it be possible-better-auspicable-desirable to have a simultaneous fit in both R and k space and evaluate the statistics of the two fits in some intelligent way? Just a though Stefano -- _>