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%% This file contains the path paragraphs for the Eu L3 edge paths.
%% Out to the fourth shell in this structure there is only SS about
%% this site.  
%%
%% Note that all path paragraphs are defined in such a way that this
%% file is temperature non-specific.  By cleverly setting parameters
%% in `params.inp', you can reuse this file for each temperature.
%% Reuse is another advantage of include files.
%%
%% Check the feffNNNN.dat filename against YOUR feff run to be sure
%% that the correct paths are chosen!

path	1	feff/eu/feff0001.dat
id	1	O SS  reff=2.774
delr	1	eta_eu * reff
sigma2	1	sigo_eu + sigmm_eu
e0	1	e0o_eu
s02	1	amp_eu

path	2	feff/eu/feff0002.dat
id	2	Ti SS  reff=3.397
delr	2	eta_eu * reff
sigma2	2	sigti_eu + sigmm_eu
e0	2	e0ti_eu
s02	2	amp_eu

path	3	feff/eu/feff0003.dat
id	3	Eu SS  reff=3.923
delr	3	eta_eu * reff
sigma2	3	sigeu_eu + sigmm_eu
e0	3	e0eu_eu
s02	3	amp_eu

path	4	feff/eu/feff0008.dat
id	4	4th shell O SS  reff=4.805
delr	4	eta_eu * reff
sigma2	4	sigofar_eu + sigmm_eu
e0	4	e0o_eu
s02	4	amp_eu


!!&& Local Variables:
!!&& input-out-path: "fits/"
!!&& input-feff-path: "feff/"
!!&& input-data-path: "data/"
!!&& input-program-name: "feffit"
!!&& End:
%# Input-mode Time-stamp: <2000/03/11 21:07:59 bruce>