Bence-Albee alfa-factor (constant type) tables in this page were calculated from the PAP procedure (Pouchou & Pichoir, 1991) for conditions at 15, 20 and 25kV accelerating voltage and 40 degrees take-off angle. Details of calculation procedure are described in Kato (2005).
When you publish a paper including analysis result using this table, please include following papers:
The Bence and Albee (1968) method was employed for matrix corrections using the α-factor table by Kato (2005).
Copyright KATO Takenori, 2003-2005. All rights reserved.
Alpha-factor tables are covered by the GSD general license term.
This instruction assumes the program version 2.10 on the HP-9000/HP-UX 9 system. Please note that the Bence-Albee program is an optional software. If your system does not have the license for the Bence-Albee correction program, please contact with JEOL to purchase the license.
WARNING: Changing alpha-factor(s) on working system has potential to crash the system.
Download above files and transfer them as
/users/epma/phys/mac/KatoPAP.15
/users/epma/phys/mac/KatoPAP.20
/users/epma/phys/mac/KatoPAP.25
without change of the end-of-line code.
The alpha-factor table used by the Bence-Albee mode is described in the file
as text format. The last two lines of this file might be:
Alpha factor : Albee
Alpha factor : Nakamura
This configuration means that alpha-factor of Albee and Ray (1970) overwritten by that of Nakamura and Kushiro (1970) is used. To change alpha-factor table chosen, these two lines should be commented out and one line should be added as:
# Alpha factor : Albee
# Alpha factor : Nakamura
Alpha factor : KatoPAP
The directory for the alpha-factor table files is:
/opt/epma/phys/mac/
and the configuration file to be edited is:
/opt/epma/phys/ba.cnd
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