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sxy5306 Posted - 08/23/2007 : 02:30:57 AM
Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin):
Operating System:xp-sp2

I want to fit the temperature dependence of fluroscence intenstiy according to the formula I(T)=I0(1+Aexp(-E/KT)) , where I(T) is the fluroscence intensity, I0 is the intensity at zero temperature, E and K are constant, and T is temperature, How to realize his formula fitting?
Thanks very much!
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Mike Buess Posted - 08/23/2007 : 11:22:38 AM
1. Open the Advanced Fitting Tool.
2. If you see a More button click it.
3. Select Function> New on the fitter's menu.
4. Create the function like this...



5. Select Scripts> Parameter Initialization on the fitter's menu.
6. Define k, E and B=E/k in the Constants box. (Of course k and E must have the proper values for your units.)



7. Select Function> Save and try it out.

Mike Buess
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