XAFS fitting with multiple atomic sites of absorbing atom
Dear users, I have measured XAFS spectra on Mn and Fe edge on my material. The material contains 3 different atomic positions for Mn and 4 different atomic positions for Fe. Initially, I tried fitting Fe-edge/Mn-edge spectra using indiviual Fe/Mn atomic position one-by-one (i.e. first take one Fe/Mn position, calculate Feff paths, consider certain paths to fit specific R-range, then take another Fe/Mn position and do the same) but the fit was not good visually and in terms of goodness of fit parameters. Then, i tried fitting Fe-edge/Mn-edge spectra, taking into account all Fe/Mn atomic position together i.e. I separately calulated Feff paths for each Fe/Mn atomic position and summed up related paths from each Feff calculation for fitting a specific R-range. (The assumption being, the experimental Fe-edge/Mn-edge XAFS spectra has varying contribution from all Fe/Mn atomic position in crystal structure). Anybody in the group could comment about my approach to fit such problem ? Is there any specific strategy to fit such problem ? I would be thankful if you could suggest some literature available on such problems. Thanks in advance. Best regards, Rana
Dear Rana, could you specify how many independent data points and variables you have and you use for fitting? thnx darek -----Wiadomość oryginalna----- Od: ifeffit-bounces@millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov w imieniu Jatinkumar Rana Wysłano: Pn 2010-06-14 12:00 Do: Ifeffit users Temat: [Ifeffit] XAFS fitting with multiple atomic sites of absorbing atom Dear users, I have measured XAFS spectra on Mn and Fe edge on my material. The material contains 3 different atomic positions for Mn and 4 different atomic positions for Fe. Initially, I tried fitting Fe-edge/Mn-edge spectra using indiviual Fe/Mn atomic position one-by-one (i.e. first take one Fe/Mn position, calculate Feff paths, consider certain paths to fit specific R-range, then take another Fe/Mn position and do the same) but the fit was not good visually and in terms of goodness of fit parameters. Then, i tried fitting Fe-edge/Mn-edge spectra, taking into account all Fe/Mn atomic position together i.e. I separately calulated Feff paths for each Fe/Mn atomic position and summed up related paths from each Feff calculation for fitting a specific R-range. (The assumption being, the experimental Fe-edge/Mn-edge XAFS spectra has varying contribution from all Fe/Mn atomic position in crystal structure). Anybody in the group could comment about my approach to fit such problem ? Is there any specific strategy to fit such problem ? I would be thankful if you could suggest some literature available on such problems. Thanks in advance. Best regards, Rana _______________________________________________ Ifeffit mailing list Ifeffit@millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov http://millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov/mailman/listinfo/ifeffit
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Jatinkumar Rana
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Zajac, Dariusz A.