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Reference.Variables.info

Burkhard Schmidt

Variable "info" in MATLAB/Octave version of WavePacket

This global, structured(!) variable holds a number of informational parameters, normally used for console or print output. You never need to set them, they are initialized automatically by +prt/init.m. These parameters are mostly used for printing text output to console/logfile as well as for labeling the plots.

name value
header1 A string that represents the bigger header displayed in plots, and which gives mainly the time of the current main time step. Autogenerated at each main time step.
header2 A string that represents the smaller header displayed in plots, and which gives the norm and energy expectation value at the current main time step. Autogenerated at each main time step.
package The name of the program package, currently fixed to the string 'WavePacket'.
program Name of the function that is currently running. The value of this parameter is currently used in some plotting routines to distinguish between time-dependent (qm_propa) and time-independent (qm_bound) calculations and should therefore not be touched.
version1 The version of WavePacket currently running. Either the release number or the Git commit checksum (if available).
version2 If available, the Git commit checksum of the directory where you run your simulation.
release The Matlab release number, e.g. '2018b', or the Octave release date.
user_name The name of the user that currently runs the program. This is taken from Matlab license information.
host_name A string that gives the current host name and operating system.
control_system Availability of "Control System Toolbox".
path_name The name of the current working directory.
start_time The time at which the current function started running.
stdout The file identifier of the log file where all output is copied to.

Related

Wiki: Reference.Programs.qm_bound
Wiki: Reference.Programs.qm_propa
Wiki: Reference.Variables.Main

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