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This study explores the analysis of peak values derived from double and triple Gaussian fits in conjunction with the Planck spectrum. We investigate the peak performance of the Planck spectrum fitting and assess the accuracy of the model through comparisons with previous Gaussian fits. The results show significant alignments with expected values, including a minimum fit area of 33.3E-15 m², which corresponds to 106% of the anticipated area. The study also evaluates the fit's precision, offering insights into the corresponding minima at 1.25 nm and 1.27 nm against the expected 1.05 nm.
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C8-200nm-509 052109
from double-Gaussian peak Peak value from double Gaussian
from triple-Gaussian peak Peak value from triple Gaussian
Planck Spectrum Fit for f(x) = b*(((x-d)*a)^(3*c))/(exp((x-d)*a)-1) Peak value from Planck Spectrum
Planck Spectrum Fit for f(x) = b*(((x-d)*a)^(3*c))/(exp((x-d)*a)-1) Peak value from Planck Spectrum
Zoom d and area plots 8th order polynomial fit! Fit mininum = 33.3E-15 m2 = 106% of expected (31.4E-15 m2) Fit mininum = 1.27nm Expected approx. 1.05 nm
Fit mininum = 34.9E-15 m2 = 111% of expected (31.4E-15 m2) Fit mininum = 1.25nm Expected approx. 1.05 nm