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in this video weamp;#39;re going to look at line shapes and how line shapes related certain types of data weamp;#39;re going to focus on this silicon 2p on the basis that it is a pair of Peaks and we know the ratio of these Peaks because of the physics of silicon and the p orbital so these should be in the ratio of roughly two to one we also have a semiconductor so we have a step in the background itamp;#39;s also clear from the silicon to P 1/2 peak that there is some form of asymmetry that is evident in this particular peak and we anticipate that the three house peak will have a similar sort of asymmetry so what we would like to do is construct a pair of Peaks that will return the correct ratio and fit the data in the sense of a figure of Merit such as a chi-square or an RMS a peak model is defined using the quantification parameters dialog window the regions property page allows us to define a background whereas the components representing peaks within a peak model are defined on
