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Exponentially Modified Gaussian

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An exponentially modified Gaussian distribution is often encountered in modelling chromatographic peaks.[1] The general form of the( probability distribution) equation is given below.[2]


or


= the initial value

= the amplitude

= the center of the peak

= the width of the peak

= the modification factor (skewness, )

= the error function

The area under the curve (cumulative distribution) is given by[3]


which is the same as...


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