F14C.D14C {rintcal} | R Documentation |
Transform F14C into D14C
Description
Transform F14C into D14C
Usage
F14C.D14C(F14C, t)
Arguments
F14C |
The F14C value to translate |
t |
the cal BP age |
Details
As explained by Heaton et al. 2020 (Radiocarbon), 14C measurements are commonly expressed in three domains: Delta14C, F14C and the radiocarbon age. This function translates F14C values into Delta14C, the historical level of Delta14C in the year t cal BP. Note that per convention, this function uses the Cambridge half-life, not the Libby half-life.
Value
The corresponding D14C value
Examples
F14C.D14C(0.985, 222)
cc <- ccurve()
# plot IntCal20 as D14C:
cc.Fmin <- age.F14C(cc[,2]+cc[,3])
cc.Fmax <- age.F14C(cc[,2]-cc[,3])
cc.D14Cmin <- F14C.D14C(cc.Fmin, cc[,1])
cc.D14Cmax <- F14C.D14C(cc.Fmax, cc[,1])
plot(cc[,1]/1e3, cc.D14Cmax, type="l", xlab="kcal BP", ylab=expression(paste(Delta, ""^{14}, "C")))
lines(cc[,1]/1e3, cc.D14Cmin)
[Package rintcal version 0.6.4 Index]