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popline-methods: Method "popline" for Classes "oneAgeTest" and "ageTests"

Description

Display observations as well as their reference's population as calculated by the function tests() given their value of Pb (ppm) and Th*(ppm), where Th* is a function of Th and U variables.

Usage

# S4 method for oneAgeTest
popline(x, main2 = "")

Arguments

x

an object of class "oneAgeTest" or "ageTests" (see section Methods)

main2

a character string, title of the plot

Usage

popline(x, main2)

Methods

  • signature(object = "oneAgeTest"): an object of type oneAgeTest as produced by the function tests().

  • main2: a character string to entitle the plot

  • signature(object = "ageTests"): an object of type ageTests as produced by the function tests().

  • main2: a character string to entitle the plot

Author

Aurélie Mercadié, aurelie.mercadie@inrae.fr

Jean-Marc Montel, jean-marc.montel@ensg.inpl-nancy.fr

Nathalie Vialaneix, nathalie.vialaneix@inrae.fr

Details

Th* is computed thanks to the following formula: \(Th + 232*U * [238(exp(4.9475*10^{-5}*Age) - 1)]^{-1} * [[exp(9.8485*10^{-4}*Age + 138*exp(1.55125*10^{-4}*Age))][139] - 1]\)

Slopes, depending directly of the ages computed with the function tests(), are obtained through the following equation: \([exp(4.9475*10^{-5}*Age) - 1] * 207.3/232\).

References

Montel J.M., Foret S., Veschambre M., Nicollet C., Provost A. (1996) Electron microprobe dating of monazite. Chemical Geology, 131, 37--53.

See Also

tests(), oneAgeTest, ageTests

Examples

Run this code
data(srilanka)
calculated.ages <- calculateAges(srilanka, nloops = 10)
res.tests <- tests(calculated.ages, 1, 3)
popline(res.tests, main2 = "Populations")

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