Center for Advanced Materials Characterization in Oregon

Presents

Advanced Instrumental Techniques and Software Algorithms in EPMA Workshop

With

Paul Carpenter (Washington University)

John Fournelle (University of Wisconsin)

Dale Newbury (National Institute of Standards & Technology)

Mike Jercinovic (University of Massachusetts)

Edward Vicenzi (Smithsonian Institution)

September 11, 12, 13 (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday), 2007

University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon

Program

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Additional Information

For more information contact:

John Donovan, donovan@uoregon.edu, 541-346-4632

Download the Presentations!

• The Power of Iteration (Interferences, Volatile Elements and Area Peak Factors)- Donovan
• A Quantitative Trace Element Blank Correction- Donovan
• Instrumental Calibration, Standards, Quantitative Analysis and Problem Systems- Carpenter
• Update on EDS with the SDD and Micro-structural Characterization with NIST Lispix- Newbury
• Peak Shifts in Command Silicate and oxide Minerals- Fournelle
• Secondary Fluorescence in EPMA- Fournelle
• Useful methods for Processing X-ray data Cubes- Vicenzi
• Analysis of Trace Elements in Complex samples (Pb, U and Th)- Jercinovic

• Trixy- A New NIST Monte Carlo Software Package- Ritchie
• Java Run-Time Installer