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Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.
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==Level headings==
==Level headings==
Level headings are surrounded by one or more '<tt>=</tt>' symbols.  Each level has one more '<tt>=</tt>' than the higher level.
Level headings are surrounded by one or more '<tt>=</tt>' symbols.  Each level has one more '<tt>=</tt>' than the higher level.
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===2nd to top level heading===
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The 2nd-to-top level heading is the highest level that should be used in a page and is entered like this:
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This is the highest level that should be used in a page and is entered like this:
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<pre>
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==Level headings==
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</pre>
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==Emphasis (italics, bold, etc.)==
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Refer to the MediaWiki [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting formatting page] for help with text formatting.
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==Code snippets==
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Small snippets of Gosia inputs can be put in pages if they are generally applicable.  (Solutions for special cases should be communicated via the [http://www-user.pas.rochester.edu/~gosia/phpBB3/ Gosia forum].)  To enter a code snippet, type for example
<pre>
<pre>
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==Level heading==
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<pre>
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OP,INTG
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5,5,300,320,25,35
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300,305,315,320,325
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...
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&lt;/pre>
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</pre>
</pre>
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==Latex math==
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Equations can be entered using a subset of the Latex math-mode tags, such as the following:
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<pre>
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<math>\Delta I = ^-2</math>
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<math>\xi=1.4</math>
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</pre>
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Each formula is rendered either as HTML for simple formulas that can be typed into a single line
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<math>\Delta I = ^-2</math>
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<math>\xi=1.4</math>
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or into a PNG image for complex formulas, e.g. involving fractions.
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Formatting of complex equations has been fixed (August 2011).  The wiki will now render nearly any proper Latex formula.  Examples:
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<pre>
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<math>
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\langle I_f\|E2\| I_i\rangle=\biggl[-\beta_f\langle I_f K=5\|+\alpha_f\langle I_f K=6\|\biggr]\widehat{E2}
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\biggl[\alpha_i\|I_i K=5\rangle+\beta_i\|I_i K=6\rangle\biggr]=
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</math>
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<math>
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-\alpha_i\beta_f\langle I_f K=5\| E2\| I_i K=5\rangle+\alpha_f\beta_i\langle I_f K=6\| E2\| I_i K=6\rangle
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</math>
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<math>
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-\beta_i\beta_f\langle I_f K=5\| E2\| I_i K=6\rangle+\alpha_i\alpha_f\langle I_f K=6\| E2\| I_i K=5\rangle
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</math>
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</pre>
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<math>
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\langle I_f\|E2\| I_i\rangle=\biggl[-\beta_f\langle I_f K=5\|+\alpha_f\langle I_f K=6\|\biggr]\widehat{E2}
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\biggl[\alpha_i\|I_i K=5\rangle+\beta_i\|I_i K=6\rangle\biggr]=
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</math>
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<math>
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-\alpha_i\beta_f\langle I_f K=5\| E2\| I_i K=5\rangle+\alpha_f\beta_i\langle I_f K=6\| E2\| I_i K=6\rangle
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</math>
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<math>
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-\beta_i\beta_f\langle I_f K=5\| E2\| I_i K=6\rangle+\alpha_i\alpha_f\langle I_f K=6\| E2\| I_i K=5\rangle
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</math>
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<pre>
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<math>
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f(x)=\frac{\int_a^b e^{-x^2} dx}{\frac{x}{x+\frac{1}{x+2}}}
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</math>
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</pre>
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<math>
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f(x)=\frac{\int_a^b e^{-x^2} dx}{\frac{x}{x+\frac{1}{x+2}}}
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</math>
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==Footnoting==
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Enter text to be included in footnotes as in the following example:
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<pre>
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The semiclassical Coulomb excitation theory is appropriate
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for multi-step heavy-ion excitations.<ref>The applicability
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of first and second order perturbation theories is limited
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to light-ion induced Coulomb excitation.</ref>
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</pre>
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which produces the text:
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The semiclassical Coulomb excitation theory is appropriate for multi-step heavy-ion excitations.<ref>The applicability of first and second order perturbation theories is limited to light-ion induced Coulomb excitation.</ref>
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and the footnote at the end of this page.
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Every page which has one or more footnotes must have the tag
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<pre>
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<references/>
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</pre>
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to tell MediaWiki where to put the footnotes.  This should be in the last section of the page, titled <nowiki>"Notes"</nowiki>.
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==Notes==
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<references/>

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