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in this video weamp;#39;re going to explore some of the properties of the done ex anticline shape in casa XPS the donts anticline shape is introduced into a component using the string D s open bracket and then a pair of parameters separated by a comma and then closed bracket and the two values represent the parameters alpha and n as shown here while alpha represents the asymmetry parameter within the dunny eccentric profile and n represents the width of a Gaussian that is convoluted with this donut sundered profile the first observation weamp;#39;ll make about the donek sondik profile as defined in Casa XPS is that when alpha is equal to 0 the line shape is a void function and this is because if alpha 0 this first term is 1 upon 1 plus x squared Square rooted whereas the second term when alpha is equal to 0 reduces to cosine of arctan x which in turn is 1 upon 1 plus x squared Square rooted so when you multiply these terms together you end up with a Laurentian and since weamp;#39;r
