Command FAREA


FAREA peaks     
      /
      GUESS(gg) 
      MIN(mn)   
      MAX(mx)   
      DIFF(pref)
      SUM(pref) 
      QUOT(pref)
      FIX       
      VARY      
      RELATIVE  
      NOLIM     
      LIST      
      EON       
      EOFF      

Purpose

   Defines values and attributes of peak areas.

Example

   FAREA 3 / sum(4) g(10000) r

   fixes the sum of the areas of peaks number 3 and 4 to 10000.
  Peak number 4 is the reference peak (not changed)

   FAREA 3 / sum(4) g(10000)

   The area of peak number 3 is set to 10000.
   The sum of the areas of peaks number 3 and 4 is fixed at the value
   10000 + the area of peak number 4.
 

Parameter PEAKS

List of peak numbers. peaks=* means all peaks.
   

Parameter GUESS(gg)

List of guess values for peak areas.
If only a single value is given it is assigned to all specified peaks.

Parameter MIN(mn)

List of lower limits for peak areas.
Must not exceed the current values of peak areas.
Further conventions see command parameter GUESS().

Parameter MAX(mx)

List of upper limits for peak areas.
Must not be exceeded by the current values of peak areas.
Further conventions see command parameter GUESS().

Parameters DIFF(pref),SUM(pref),QUOT(pref)

The specified peak areas are relatively fixed.
The differences, sums or quotients, respectively,
of the specified peaks and the reference peak pref
are held constant during iterations.

Parameter FIX

The specified peak areas are held constant during iterations

Parameter VARY

The specified peak areas are allowed to vary during iterations

Parameter RELATIVE

For relatively fixed peak areas (DIFF() SUM()QUOT())
the guess values (GUESS()) are assumed
to be difference, sum or quotient with respect to the corresponding
reference peak parameters.

Parameter NOLIM

Limits of the specified areas are set to infinity

Parameter LIST

List the specified peak areas

Parameter EON

Enable asymmetric error analysis for peak areas.
This might be time consuming

Parameter EOFF

Disable asymmetric error analysis for peak areas.