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%% With EuTiO3, we get out first example of multiple data set
%% refinement.  In this case we are looking at data from the Ti K and
%% Eu L3 edges simultaneously.  Clearly we should measure the same
%% local structure from both sites, so this co-refinement allows us to
%% share parameters between the data sets.  Hopefully this will allow
%% us to better measure the structural parameters.
%%
%% This file also introduces the concept of include files -- a very
%% useful tool!  Include files allow you to separate parts of your
%% input files into organizational units.  I find that several small
%% include files are easier to manage than one huge, rambling input
%% file.
%%
%% In this example I have 5 include files.  One contains all set and
%% guess parameters.  There are one each for the operation parameters
%% of each data set  and one each for the path paragraphs of each data
%% set.


% norun
include params.inp	%% set and guess variables
title =	 cubic EuTiO3  15K

data = data/ti015k.chi
out = fits/ti015	kspout = true
% bkg = false
% bkgfile = fits/ti015k.bkg
% local	temp	15
include tihead.inp
include tipaths.inp

next data set 

data = data/eu015k.chi
out = fits/eu015	kspout = true
% bkg = false
% bkgfile = fits/eu015k.bkg
% local	temp	15
include euhead.inp
include eupaths.inp


!!&& Local Variables:
!!&& input-out-path: "fits/"
!!&& input-feff-path: "feff/"
!!&& input-data-path: "data/"
!!&& input-program-name: "feffit"
!!&& End:
%# Input-mode Time-stamp: <2000/06/10 21:24:40 bruce>