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use the derivative of the parabolic equation to find the peak center, and then put the center into the equation to find the intensity at that point.

Usage

model_peak_center_intensity(x, coefficients)

Arguments

x

the x-values to use (non-centered)

coefficients

the model coefficients generated from centered model

Value

numeric

Details

The coefficients are generated using the linear model: $$y = a + bx + cx^2$$.

The derivative of this is: $$y = b + 2cx$$

The peak of a parabola is defined where y is zero for the derivative.

$$x = -b / 2c$$

We can use this to derive where the center of the peak is, and then put the center value back into the equation to get the intensity.