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This video tutorial focuses on analyzing line shapes related to certain types of data, particularly looking at the silicon 2p peak. The ratio of the peaks is important due to the physics of silicon and the p orbital, typically being roughly two to one. There is an underlying step in the background due to it being a semiconductor. The silicon 2p 1/2 peak shows asymmetry, which is expected in the 3/2 peak as well. The goal is to construct a pair of peaks that fit the data accurately, considering metrics like chi-square or RMS. Peak modeling is done using the quantification parameters dialog window, defining background and components of the peak model on the respective property pages.
