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Gadolinium ZFS probability distribution function for DOTA-type ligand complexes in cryogenic water-methanol glasses.
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==Syntax==
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    [D,E,W]=zfs_sampling(npoints_d,npoints_e,tol)
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==Description==
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This function returns Gauss-Legendre quadrature sampling points and weights for the ZFS parameter distribution described in http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF03166762 (see Figure 5). This function is necessary in the simulation of solid state EPR experimens involving gadolinium ions because there is always a distribution of zero-field splitting parameters that must be integrated over.
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==Arguments==
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    npoints_d - number of Gauss-Legendre quadrature points in D
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    npoints_e - number of Gauss-Legendre quadrature points in D
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    tol      - tolerance for integration weights below which the sampling points are dropped
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==Returns==
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    D - a vector of D/D1 values for each sampling point (see Figure 5 in the paper)
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    E - a vector of E/D values for each sampling point (see Figure 5 in the paper)
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    W - Gauss-Legendre quadrature weight for each point
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==Examples==
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See the gadolinium DEER simulation examples in the example set.
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==Notes==
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# Distribution parameters are different between ligands. Modify the function as appropriate for your case.
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==See also==
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[[deer
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- the sampling points returned are D/D1 (first
 
output), E/D (second output) and the corresponding weights with
 
output), E/D (second output) and the corresponding weights with
 
which the simulations should be summed (third output). The para-
 
which the simulations should be summed (third output). The para-
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meters match those given in Figure 5 of Raitsimring et al, Appl.
 
Mag. Res. 28, 281-295 (2005). Syntax:
 
Mag. Res. 28, 281-295 (2005). Syntax:
  

Revision as of 17:58, 13 August 2016

Gadolinium ZFS probability distribution function for DOTA-type ligand complexes in cryogenic water-methanol glasses.

Syntax

    [D,E,W]=zfs_sampling(npoints_d,npoints_e,tol)

Description

This function returns Gauss-Legendre quadrature sampling points and weights for the ZFS parameter distribution described in http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF03166762 (see Figure 5). This function is necessary in the simulation of solid state EPR experimens involving gadolinium ions because there is always a distribution of zero-field splitting parameters that must be integrated over.

Arguments

    npoints_d - number of Gauss-Legendre quadrature points in D
    npoints_e - number of Gauss-Legendre quadrature points in D
    tol       - tolerance for integration weights below which the sampling points are dropped

Returns

    D - a vector of D/D1 values for each sampling point (see Figure 5 in the paper)
    E - a vector of E/D values for each sampling point (see Figure 5 in the paper)
    W - Gauss-Legendre quadrature weight for each point

Examples

See the gadolinium DEER simulation examples in the example set.

Notes

  1. Distribution parameters are different between ligands. Modify the function as appropriate for your case.

See also

[[deer


- the sampling points returned are D/D1 (first output), E/D (second output) and the corresponding weights with which the simulations should be summed (third output). The para- meters match those given in Figure 5 of Raitsimring et al, Appl. Mag. Res. 28, 281-295 (2005). Syntax:

         [D,E,W]=zfs_sampling(npoints_d,npoints_e,tol)

where the first two inputs give the number of integration points in D and E respectively and the last parameter is the tolerance for integration weights below which grid points are dropped.