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“Wp” – plasma frequency;<br />

“G” – linewidth.<br />

SourceLorNo Integer The number of the source<br />

Lorentian (starting from 1). It is<br />

ignored, if<br />

SourceParamName=”Einf”<br />

No action is taken in<br />

case<br />

SourceParamName =<br />

”Wo”, “Wp” or “G”<br />

Command name: FixAllModelParams<br />

Description: Makes all the parameters of the specified model not active in <strong>fit</strong>ting (fixed).<br />

Note: it is nice <strong>to</strong> use this command when one has <strong>to</strong> adjust a model using one set of data and<br />

then <strong>to</strong> use it for other purposes without <strong>fit</strong>ting. For example, when extracting <strong>optical</strong> properties<br />

of a thin film, it is common <strong>to</strong> obtain first the dielectric function of the substrate from an<br />

independent measurement and then <strong>to</strong> use it as known (fixed) while analyzing <strong>spectra</strong> measured<br />

on the ‘film-substrate’ system.<br />

Parameters:<br />

Name Type Description What if omitted<br />

ModelNo Integer Model identity number No action is taken<br />

Command name: FreeShape<br />

Description: Emulates the pressing of but<strong>to</strong>ns F4, F5, F6 and F7 in the model window. Note:<br />

these but<strong>to</strong>ns are used <strong>to</strong> set up the so called variational, or ‘free-shape’, dielectric function (see<br />

section 4.6.3).<br />

Parameters:<br />

Name Type Description What if omitted<br />

ModelNo Integer Model identity number No action is taken<br />

Key Text Specifies the but<strong>to</strong>n <strong>to</strong> be emulated:<br />

“F4”, “F5”, “F6” or “F7”<br />

No action is taken<br />

4.11.6. Graph macro commands<br />

Command name: NewGraph<br />

Description: Creates a new graph; moves and resizes the graph window.<br />

Note: when a new graph is created, it is au<strong>to</strong>matically ascribed an identity number, which starts<br />

from 1 and increments for every new graph. It can be seen in the window title, e.g. graph #5<br />

has title “Graph5”. This number is used by other commands <strong>to</strong> identify this graph.<br />

Parameters:<br />

Name Type Description What if omitted<br />

XPos Integer Horizontal position of the left side (in The default value is<br />

screen pixels)<br />

assumed<br />

Guide <strong>to</strong> RefFIT Page 87

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