Rachel format detector array files

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# Importing yields for each detector in each experiment using the "Import yields" button
# Importing yields for each detector in each experiment using the "Import yields" button
# Specifying the Radware AGS or Rachel text format data file for each detector in the detector array file (see below).  Note that with this option, the detector array file must specify the data file name for each detector 'in each experiment.'
# Specifying the Radware AGS or Rachel text format data file for each detector in the detector array file (see below).  Note that with this option, the detector array file must specify the data file name for each detector 'in each experiment.'
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==Examples==
==Examples==
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crystal Crystal01  90.  90. txt yields_expt_1_crystal_3.txt
crystal Crystal01  90.  90. txt yields_expt_1_crystal_3.txt
crystal Crystal01  120. 90. txt yields_expt_1_crystal_4.txt
crystal Crystal01  120. 90. txt yields_expt_1_crystal_4.txt
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Auto-load file names enable fast loading of all experimental data using the "al" (auto-load) command from the "Tools" button menu, but do not need to be specified.
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If this file is to be used to generate simulated data, then auto-load file names do not need to be given, as in the following example.
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# An array of 4 Ge crystals
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crystal Crystal01  45.  90.
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crystal Crystal01  60.  90.
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crystal Crystal01  90.  90.
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crystal Crystal02  120. 90.
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The last crystal is physical type (geometry and distance from the target) "Crystal02."
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===An array of germanium clusters===
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This detector array file specifies two clusters, the first with 7 crystals, the second with 6.  The first cluster contains Ge crystal type "Crystal03," while the second contains crystal type "Crystal01."
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# An array of two clusters.
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# The first cluster has 7 Ge crystals, while the second has 6.
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#  The data set for a cluster represents the summed yields of all crystals in a cluster.
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#  cluster number 1
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cluster  7    ags  experiment_1_cluster_1_yields.ags    # This will auto-load from a Radware AGS file.                                               
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        Crystal03        58.28    72.0  #  Comments can be given at the end of any line.
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        Crystal03        69.82    53.51 
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        Crystal03        69.82    90.49 
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        Crystal03        79.19    72.0 
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        Crystal03        90.0      54.0 
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        Crystal03        90.0      90.0 
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        Crystal03        99.29    72.0 
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#  cluster number  2
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cluster  6    txt  experiment_1_cluster_2_yields.txt    # This will auto-load from a Rachel format yield file.                                                               
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        Crystal01        58.28    144.0 
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        Crystal01        69.82    125.51 
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        Crystal01        69.82    162.49 
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        Crystal01        79.19    144.0 
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        Crystal01        90.0    126.0 
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        Crystal01        90.0    162.0 
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===Defining the array for multiple experiments===
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In Gosia and Rachel, an "experiment" can correspond to a beam run, or a partition of the p-gamma data for a scattering angle range.  If the same detector array is used in more than one experiment and the gamma-ray yield data are to be auto-loaded, then the detector file should be modified to give the yield data file(s) for the experiment before loading the array into that experiment.  For example, if the same array file is used for experiments 1 and 2, then the order of operations to attach the array to both experiments would be the following:
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# Specify the files for experiment 1 in one array file, for example in the file "experiment_1_array.txt" below.
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# Make a copy of the array file, for example "experiment_2_array.txt" below.
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# Attach the array using the first file to experiment 1 using the "id" option in the "Tools" button menu.
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# Attach the array using the secone file to experiment 2 using the same command.
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The two files should be identical, except for the file names for yield data.
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The array definition file for experiment 1 "experiment_1_array.txt" might look like
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cluster  7    ags  experiment_1_cluster_1_yields.ags
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        Crystal03        58.28    72.0
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        Crystal03        69.82    53.51 
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        Crystal03        69.82    90.49 
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        Crystal03        79.19    72.0 
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        Crystal03        90.0      54.0 
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        Crystal03        90.0      90.0 
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        Crystal03        99.29    72.0 
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cluster  6    txt  experiment_1_cluster_2_yields.txt                                                       
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        Crystal01        58.28    144.0 
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        Crystal01        69.82    125.51 
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        Crystal01        69.82    162.49 
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        Crystal01        79.19    144.0 
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        Crystal01        90.0    126.0 
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        Crystal01        90.0    162.0 
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The file for experiment 2 "experiment_2_array.txt" should be identical, except for the new file names:
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cluster  7    ags  experiment_2_cluster_1_yields.ags
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        Crystal03        58.28    72.0
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        Crystal03        69.82    53.51 
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        Crystal03        69.82    90.49 
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        Crystal03        79.19    72.0 
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        Crystal03        90.0      54.0 
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        Crystal03        90.0      90.0 
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        Crystal03        99.29    72.0 
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cluster  6    txt  experiment_2_cluster_2_yields.txt                                                       
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        Crystal01        58.28    144.0 
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        Crystal01        69.82    125.51 
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        Crystal01        69.82    162.49 
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        Crystal01        79.19    144.0 
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        Crystal01        90.0    126.0 
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        Crystal01        90.0    162.0 
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</pre>

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