Dear Prof. Meyer,
Can I ask you a question?
If we want to get the abundance as the function of nucleon number, we can type
"../analysis/print_abundances_vs_nucleon_number my_new_output.xml z "" > yz.txt"
or "../analysis/print_abundances_vs_nucleon_number my_new_output.xml a "" > ya.txt"
or "../analysis/print_abundances_vs_nucleon_number my_new_output.xml a "" > ya.txt"
Is it possible to get the two dimentional relationship, we can print the abundance for each nuclei. for example
atomic number neutron number abundance
Thank you very much for your help!!!
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Thanks for your post. I believe you are asking whether you can print out the Z, N, and abundance for a zone or zones (i.e., a timestep). Try using print_zone_abundances in examples/analysis. For example, to print the abundances in the last 5 zones, type
The output is Z, A, Y, X, where Z is the atomic number, A is the mass number, Y is the abundance, and X is the mass fraction. Of course the neutron number N is A - Z. For each zone (timestep) there is a header giving information and then some diagnostics at the end.
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Dear Prof. Meyer,
Can I ask you a question?
If we want to get the abundance as the function of nucleon number, we can type
"../analysis/print_abundances_vs_nucleon_number my_new_output.xml z "" > yz.txt"
or "../analysis/print_abundances_vs_nucleon_number my_new_output.xml a "" > ya.txt"
or "../analysis/print_abundances_vs_nucleon_number my_new_output.xml a "" > ya.txt"
Is it possible to get the two dimentional relationship, we can print the abundance for each nuclei. for example
atomic number neutron number abundance
Thank you very much for your help!!!
Thanks for your post. I believe you are asking whether you can print out the Z, N, and abundance for a zone or zones (i.e., a timestep). Try using print_zone_abundances in examples/analysis. For example, to print the abundances in the last 5 zones, type
../analysis/print_zone_abundances my_new_output.xml "[position() > last() - 5]"
The output is Z, A, Y, X, where Z is the atomic number, A is the mass number, Y is the abundance, and X is the mass fraction. Of course the neutron number N is A - Z. For each zone (timestep) there is a header giving information and then some diagnostics at the end.
Last edit: Bradley S. Meyer 2015-08-25
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Dear Prof. Meyer,
Thank you very much!
It works very well!
Best wishes!