Gosia
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Gosia is the primary analysis code for planning experiments and analyzing data for [[low-energy Coulomb excitation]] experiments. The original version was written at the University of Rochester in 1979--1980 by [[Tomasz Czosnyka]], who maintained the code until his untimely death in 2006. [http://www-user.pas.rochester.edu/~gosia/mediawiki/index.php?title=What_is_Gosia Find out more here.] | Gosia is the primary analysis code for planning experiments and analyzing data for [[low-energy Coulomb excitation]] experiments. The original version was written at the University of Rochester in 1979--1980 by [[Tomasz Czosnyka]], who maintained the code until his untimely death in 2006. [http://www-user.pas.rochester.edu/~gosia/mediawiki/index.php?title=What_is_Gosia Find out more here.] | ||
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| + | ==Installing Gosia== | ||
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| + | Installation of Gosia requires only the following steps | ||
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| + | # Compiling gosia with a Fortran compiler | ||
| + | # Setting the default path or alias to find Gosia, if desired. (See also the path requirements for [[Gui|Rachel]] and the [[rachel setup file]].) | ||
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| + | Most standard Fortran 77 compilers will produce a working Gosia executable. GNU | ||
| + | <tt>g77</tt> is recommended, but is becoming deprecated on newer machines. The newer, | ||
| + | more commonly used <tt>gfortran</tt> may give some source deprecation warnings during | ||
| + | compilation, but this should not cause problems. For more information about | ||
| + | compiling and standard builds, refer to [[compiling gosia]]. | ||
== Learning to use Gosia == | == Learning to use Gosia == | ||
