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an automatical tool for extracting short-range force in NC-AFM data

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Errandpy

an automatical tool for extracting short-range force in NC-AFM data

Installation

this package runs in the environment of python 3.6:

  • pip install errandpy

Basic Usage

  • first, let's run the test script, an example forcecurve is included in this package, see errandpy.test.py
    import errandpy.test as test
    test.test_fitting()
  • the most easy way to use this tool is call the function in handy.py, see errandpy.handy.py
    import errandpy
    z0, param = errandpy.tell_me_z0(x, y)  # your force curve
  • then, errandpy bring a z0 value to you, you can use this z0 value to fitting curve. This tool use GSM to fitting. If you want to use it,
    import errandpy
    result_dictionary = errandpy.extract_short_range(x, y, z0)
  • fitting result of a, b, c, d and z0, ze are include in the result_dictionary.

Citation

We will be we will be appreciated if you can cite our work!

Z. DIAO, D. Katsube, H. Yamashita, Y. Sugimoto, O. Custance, M. Abe, Appl. Phys. Lett. 117, 033104 (2020); https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0007754

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