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thank you so much for your detailed answer, i got it now. as far as i can remember we used the gaussian curve to deconvolute the data based on a hint of my prof. and it worked out. only when i prepared my talk i have wondered where the convolution takes place. so your answer suffices absolutly :)

hey guys, i hope you can help. my task is to analyse data of raman spectroscopy. therefor i have to deconvolute it. that means the data must have been convoluted somewhere. is it true that the raw data which i receive is convoluted already? or is it common to convolute the data "active"...