3.2.3 Energy Origin, Pre-Edge, and Normalization Keywords

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See chapter 4 for further details.

[E0 ]Edge Energy in eV. The default value for the starting $\ensuremath{E_0}$ is set near the point of maximum derivative on the absorption edge. If a standard $\ensuremath{\chi(k)}$ is used, this value will be adjusted unless the flag fixe0 is set to true.
[Pre1 ]Low energy limit of pre-edge range, over which a line is fit to help determine the normalization constant, as discussed in chapter 4. The value is relative to $\ensuremath{E_0}$ , and the default is -200.0 eV.
[Pre1 ]High energy limit of pre-edge range, over which a line is fit to help determine the normalization constant, as discussed in chapter 4. The value is relative to $\ensuremath{E_0}$ , and the default is -50.0 eV.
[Nor1 ]Low energy limit of post-edge range, over which a quadratic polynomial is fit to $\ensuremath{\mu_{0}(E)}$ to determine the normalization constant, as discussed in chapter 4. The value is relative to $\ensuremath{E_0}$ , and the default is 100.0 eV.
[Nor2 ]High energy limit of post-edge range, over which a quadratic polynomial is fit to $\ensuremath{\mu_{0}(E)}$ to determine the normalization constant, as discussed in chapter 4. The value is relative to $\ensuremath{E_0}$ , and the default is 300.0 eV.
[Edge ]The edge step normalization constant, $\ensuremath{\Delta \mu_0(E_0)}$ in Eq. (1). Specifying this value will overwrite the default normalization constant found as discussed in chapter 4.

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