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This analysis considers all of the spectrum and all library entries, thus differing from the interactive analysis results. When you select Display analysis results, the
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file matching the active spectrum’s filename will be highlighted and ready to open; just click OK. To compare the analysis results to the corresponding spectrum, the spectrum analyzed should first be recalled into a buffer window.
5.5.6.1. Analysis Sidebar
Figure 184 shows the Analysis Sidebar. The buttons move the marker up and down through the results list, library, and spectrum simultaneously.
The within Nuclide buttons move up and down the library list for the selected nuclide, in the order the energies are stored in the library. Since the library energies are not usually stored in increasing energy order, this will cause the marker to jump about the spectrum. This is useful in deciding if a nuclide is present or not, by looking for all the lines associated with the nuclide. If the selected peak has a zero area, it is not displayed.
The Energy buttons move the cursor up and down through the library peak list in energy order. Only non-zero-area peaks are shown. Since the library used for the analysis might not be the same as the working library, this might be a different set of peaks than found with the Library buttons on the Status Sidebar.
The Peak buttons move the marker up and down through all the peaks in the spectrum. This includes non-zero-area library peaks and unknown peaks above the peak-search sensitivity cutoff.
Fig. 184.
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through the unknown peaks that satisfy the sensitivity cutoff, in energy order, skipping over any library peaks.
The Multiplet buttons move up and down through the multiplet or deconvoluted regions in the spectrum. The multiplet up button goes to the first (lowest-energy) peak of the next higher multiplet. Similarly, the multiplet down button goes to the last (highest-energy) peak of the next lower multiplet. To look at individual peaks in the multiplet, use the Peak, Energy, or Unknown buttons.
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