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In Zink-Antoine/OSLpack: Analyze OSL using Bayesian

Sn

Description

determines the sensitivity values for OSL

Usage

Sn(
  file,
  ech = 1,
  OSL = 2,
  Dose = c(0, 50, 80, 110, 0, 50),
  TypLum = c("LIR", "LBL", "TIR", "TBL"),
  Temp = c("250", "275", "300", "325"),
  ph0 = seq(1, 4),
  signal.integral = seq(6, 10),
  background.integral = seq(85, 104)
)

Arguments

file	[Risoe.BINfileData-class],[list] (**required**) the BIN/BINX file(s)
ech	[numeric] (**with default**) the sample number
OSL	[numeric] (**with default**): 1: IR-OSL; 2: BL-OSL
Dose	[numeric], [list] (**with default**): doses in seconds
TypLum	[character], [list] (**with default**): type of luminescence LIR; LBL; TIR; TBL
Temp	[character], [list] (**with default**): preheat temperature
ph0	[numeric] (**with default**): selected preheat
signal.integral	[vector] (**with default**): vector with the limits for the signal integral.
background.integral	[vector] (**with default**): vector with the bounds for the background integral.

Value

a list object with the following items

$S [data.frame] efficiency S=Lx/Tx values with uncertainties

$alpha [logical] True if alpha measurements included

$Lum [matrix] OSL data

Examples

data(Anatolian2, envir = environment())
file<-Anatolian2$FILE
Sn(file,ech=1,OSL=2,Dose=c(0,200,250,300,0,200))

Zink-Antoine/OSLpack documentation built on Feb. 23, 2025, 5:14 a.m.