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**EasyDynamics** is a software for plotting and fitting QENS and INS
powder data.
**EasyDynamics** is a software package for plotting and fitting neutron
spectroscopy data (QENS and INS), mainly dedicated to amorphous
materials and crystalline powders.

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# QENS data analysis
# Neutron spectroscopy data analysis

Here is a brief overview of the main documentation sections:

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## Description

**EasyDynamics** is a software for plotting and fitting QENS and INS
powder data.
**EasyDynamics** is a software package for plotting and fitting neutron
spectroscopy data (QENS and INS), mainly dedicated to amorphous
materials and crystalline powders

**EasyDynamics** is developed both as a Python library and as a
cross-platform desktop application.
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The goal of EasyDynamics is to make it easy to fit QENS and powder INS
data.
EasyDynamics is a a fitting tool for neutron spectroscopy, mainly
dedicated to amorphous materials and crystalline powders.

The fit is carried out by an `Analysis` object, which contains an
`Experiment` that contains the data, a `SampleModel` that describes the
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```python
gaussian = Gaussian()
gaussian.area=2.0
gaussian.area.fixed=True
gaussian.width.fixed=False
gaussian.width.min=0.5
gaussian.area = 2.0
gaussian.area.fixed = True
gaussian.width.fixed = False
gaussian.width.min = 0.5
```

And so on.
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