Dear Professor,
When I use the command 'make data', where the data I obtain in my_net.xml from? Does it the same with the jina_reaclib database?
It seems that there are not any alpha decay data in the my_net.xml for all isotope of Polonium. Does this mean that there are not such kinds of reactions in jina_reaclib? Or you remove these data for education reason?
Thank you very much.
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Thanks for your post. my_net.xml is a copy the V2.0 Reaclib snapshot (in webnucleo format) stored on my account at SourceForge. When you type make data, you download the data from there. As you note, my_net.xml does not have much alpha decay data in it. Those data were not in the original file. I see, however, that the new snapshot seems to have a lot of alpha decay data present. You can update your data from JINA. I will update my_net.xml and will blog about it soon. Best wishes.
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2018-11-26
Thank you very much for the reply.
It seems that the connection to the reaction data of JINA_reaclib usually goes wrong. (the nuclear data is fine, but I failed to download the reaction data).
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You can use the jina_to_webnucleo project to convert the reaction (and nuclear) data. I downloaded reaction data yesterday (default snapshot, Reaclib2 Format, and with chaps. 9, 10, and 11), and it was named results11252028 (probably should have been 2018). I then used ./reaction_converter on it successfully:
I have blogged about downloading different versions of webnucleo network XML files.
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2018-12-02
Thank you very much!
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2018-11-27
Thank you very much.
I supposed it was the problems of my poor network connection, which caused the failure to download the reaction data from JINA. So I asked a friend to download it for me.
He can download it successfully, but the name of the file is not results11252028, but results11270115. I think 1127 may be the day of the data been downloaded and 0115 (also your 2028 may be the time of that day).
Thank you again
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Dear Professor,
When I use the command 'make data', where the data I obtain in my_net.xml from? Does it the same with the jina_reaclib database?
It seems that there are not any alpha decay data in the my_net.xml for all isotope of Polonium. Does this mean that there are not such kinds of reactions in jina_reaclib? Or you remove these data for education reason?
Thank you very much.
Thanks for your post. my_net.xml is a copy the V2.0 Reaclib snapshot (in webnucleo format) stored on my account at SourceForge. When you type make data, you download the data from there. As you note, my_net.xml does not have much alpha decay data in it. Those data were not in the original file. I see, however, that the new snapshot seems to have a lot of alpha decay data present. You can update your data from JINA. I will update my_net.xml and will blog about it soon. Best wishes.
Thank you very much for the reply.
It seems that the connection to the reaction data of JINA_reaclib usually goes wrong. (the nuclear data is fine, but I failed to download the reaction data).
You can use the jina_to_webnucleo project to convert the reaction (and nuclear) data. I downloaded reaction data yesterday (default snapshot, Reaclib2 Format, and with chaps. 9, 10, and 11), and it was named results11252028 (probably should have been 2018). I then used ./reaction_converter on it successfully:
./reaction_converter results11252028 reaction_data.xml
I then used libnucnet example codes:
cd ../nucnet-tools-code/build
make -f Makefile.libnucnet all_libnucnet
cd ../../jina_to_webnucleo
../nucnet-tools-code/libnucnet/print_reactions reaction_data.xml "[count(reactant) = 1 and reactant[contains(.,'po')] and product = 'he4']"
That printed out all the polonium alpha decays in the data. Then
../nucnet-tools-code/libnucnet/print_rates_by_xpath reaction_data.xml "[count(reactant) = 1 and reactant = 'po210' and product = 'he4']"
That rate agrees pretty well with the value in the original blog post.
I'll try blogging about all this in the near future. Best wishes.
Last edit: Bradley S. Meyer 2018-11-26
I have blogged about downloading different versions of webnucleo network XML files.
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much.
I supposed it was the problems of my poor network connection, which caused the failure to download the reaction data from JINA. So I asked a friend to download it for me.
He can download it successfully, but the name of the file is not results11252028, but results11270115. I think 1127 may be the day of the data been downloaded and 0115 (also your 2028 may be the time of that day).
Thank you again
Thanks. I think you are right about the time. Best wishes.