Rachel format nuclear data files
From GOSIA
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lifetime band1 2.5 27. 3. # in picoseconds | lifetime band1 2.5 27. 3. # in picoseconds | ||
| - | < band1 4.5 || E2 || band1 2.5 > = 2.54 0.38 | + | < band1 4.5 || E2 || band1 2.5 > = 2.54 0.38 # Sign is interpreted as positive [eb] |
mixing band1 2.5 band1 1.5 0.35 0.05 # any user comment | mixing band1 2.5 band1 1.5 0.35 0.05 # any user comment | ||
| - | < band5 5.5 || E3 || band1 2.5 > = -0.23 0.12 | + | < band5 5.5 || E3 || band1 2.5 > = -0.23 0.12 # Sign is interpreted as negative [eb^(3/2)] |
branching band2 2.5 band1 2.5 band1 1.5 0.100 0.020 # gamma decay branches only--not including conversion | branching band2 2.5 band1 2.5 band1 1.5 0.100 0.020 # gamma decay branches only--not including conversion | ||
| + | #branching band3 3.5 band1 1.5 band1 2.5 0.04 0.01 # This line is commented out | ||
lifetime band1 3.5 5. 2. # cite Jane Doe, PRC 5, 289 (1994) | lifetime band1 3.5 5. 2. # cite Jane Doe, PRC 5, 289 (1994) | ||
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| - | The order of the individual lines is completely arbitrary. For example, see the example file [[File:Rachelnucleardata.txt]], which should be renamed as above so that rachel.py will find it in the working directory. | + | The order of the individual lines is completely arbitrary. For example, see the example file [[File:Rachelnucleardata.txt]], which should be renamed as above so that rachel.py will find it in the working directory. The file is re-read each time Gosia is called, so individual lines can be "commented out" before a Gosia fit iteration. |
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| + | The weights given to each of these four data sets can be set via the ''Gosia controls'' button menu, for example to test whether there are systematic conflicts between the different data sets (and/or the gamma-ray yield data). | ||
