The Demeter Programmer' Guide
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Introduction
Importing data
Processing mu(E) data
 ↪ Aligning data
 ↪ Merging data
 ↪ Deglitching data
 ↪ Truncating data
 ↪ Adding artificial noise to data
 ↪ Smoothing data
 ↪ Convolving data
 ↪ Deconvolving data
 ↪ Rebinning data
 ↪ Processing dispersive XAS data
Analysis of XANES data
High level actions for Demeter objects
Atoms
Feff
Scattering paths
Guess/Def/Set parameters
Fitting EXAFS data
Using perl to create a fitting model
Local guess parameters and the characteristic value
Path-like objects
Structural Units
User interfaces
Output formats
Full examples

Deconvolving data

To do! A deconvolution algorithm is one of the most important things in DEMETER that has not yet been started.


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