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Peax™ is a fast and
easy-to-use database software for searching, identifying
and plotting elements and molecules in a spectrum. An easy to understand
basic spectral viewer is included.

Query cursor
Use the "Query
cursor" function to view elements/molecules matching a wavelength selected by the cursor. The table view list,
appearing in the Peax database view list, will
automatically be updated
as soon as on of its parameters is changed.

Query peaks
The "Query peaks"
function works in a similar way as the "Query cursor" function,
except that this function identifies multiple peaks, selected by the
"peak picker" function.

Query range
Use the "Query range"
function to display lines of elements or molecular bands not
necessarily related to actual peaks or bands in the spectrum.
The "Query range" function lists lines/bands from an
element/molecule or a group of elements/molecules selected by
the user, by for instance typing in the element symbols in the
"elements" text field.

Table view list
The "Table view list"
displays the element lines or molecules from the database, limited by the criteria given by either the "Query
cursor", the "Query peaks" or the "Query range" functions.
Using the below icons the user can filter, edit and plot records
in the table view into the spectral viewer.
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Plot all |
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Query selected symbols |
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Plot selected records |
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Plot selected symbols |
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Remove selected records |
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Remove selected symbols |
Settings
In the "Peax database settings" dialogue, general
preferences can be set for the interaction of Peax with the database.
The settings parameters are:
- Database wavelength mode (air or vacuum)
- Elements settings
- Molecules settings
Elements tab
In the "Elements tab" the user specifies all the
atomic ionization stages to be included in the database search. The range of
the ionization stage is from I (neutral atom) to XXVII (atom stripped of 26
electrons). The user can in addition filter out specific elements to be
included in the queries to the database. The user can optionally
save the filter settings for later use, through the "Save as" and the "Load" button.
The user can also specify
optional element columns to be display in table view.
These columns are:
Atomic number,
Accuracy,
Configurations,
Line references,
Observed wavelength,
Vacuum wavelength,
Ritz wavelength,
Terms,
Transition probabilities references,
Type,
Aki, Ei - Ek, fik,
gi - gk, Ji - Jk, log(gf),
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Molecule
tab
In the "Molecules tab" the user specifies all the
bands to be included in the database search. This settings dialogue
works in a similar way as the "Elements tab".
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