CONTIN-multiq
CONTIN-multiq is a special version of CONTIN for the following
applications:
- It includes the Splice package (documented in the CONTIN User's
Manual), which can perform the simultanoeus global analysis of several data
sets that differ from each other only in (unknown) scale factors and in the
values of T (the independent variable, usually time) at which they have
been measured; e.g., it can "splice" together a series of data sets
that have been measured over different (possibly overlapping) T ranges.
- In addition, the CONTIN-multiq package can perform a global analysis on
sets of photon correlation spectroscopy (PCS) data collected at different
values of the scattering vector, q, and/or with optional user-supplied form
factors.
- Further, it can optionally globally analyze these multi-q PCS data sets
as distributions on two grids. One grid is the usual translational diffusion
grid. The other grid is independent of q.
Reference (in addition to those for CONTIN):
- S.W. Provencher & P. Stepanek: Global analysis of dynamic light
scattering autocorrelation functions. Part. Part. Syst. Charact.
13, 291 (1996).
Downloading:
Download by clicking on the 8 files below and saving them from your
browser.
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README.txt
(2.3KB):
Short guide for the installation and test run; read this first;
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contin-manual1.pdf
(4292 kB);
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contin-manual2.pdf
(1960 kB);
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cpc1.pdf
(1009 kB);
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cpc2.pdf
(640 kB);
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ppsc96.pdf
(342 kB);
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contin-multiq.for
( 88KB):
(zipped with gzip
) Fortran source code
(not needed if you can use the executable below).
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contin-multiq.in
(1.2KB):
Test data.
You need a Fortran compiler, except that the following executable
(gzip'd) may work on
your Linux system:
contin-multiq-linux
(119KB).
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