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Re: Cross sections calculations
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- Subject: [mg74039] Re: [mg74009] Cross sections calculations
- From: "Chris Chiasson" <chris at chiasson.name>
- Date: Wed, 7 Mar 2007 03:11:24 -0500 (EST)
- References: <200703050956.EAA20887@smc.vnet.net>
you might try resending the data as comma separated values (csv) -- it
didn't come out right over here
On 3/5/07, Johan Mars <jmars at uwc.ac.za> wrote:
> Dear mathgroup
> I am new to math 5.1 and like assistance solving the calculations for
> cross sections
> I am using (...r-matrix approach---------
> parameters: y is cross section, x is energy and t is the angle (in
> degrees). The summation of l is from 0 to n=7.
> sqrt is the square root. Pl is the cosine of the Legendre polynomial.
> j=t/2 and
> u=-2.15*ln(sin(j))...)
>
> the equation which is:
>
> y=1+3.4*x*sin^4(j)*[sum(
> Bl*Pl)]+[1.86*sqrt(x)*sin^2(j)*(sum(Tl*Pl*cos(u))-sum(Rl*Pl*sin(u))]
>
> Bl, Tl and Rl are unknowns to be calculated from the fit to the data.
> This means that 3 sets of data (2D vectors (x and y)) are needed for
> the determination.
> I have added the data points since I do not have a site on the web to
> place them.
>
> t=85.7
> t=123.8 t=152.6
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> x y x
> y x
> y
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 1.032919 1.342186 1.034540
> 1.638148 1.035617 1.676251
>
> 1.038439 1.342024 1.039728
> 1.588318 1.040366 1.589682
>
> 1.043274 1.341003 1.044800
> 1.508356 1.045648 1.502952
>
> 1.045025 1.333919 1.047154
> 1.296485 1.050777 1.398026
>
> 1.046472 1.308382 1.048602
> 1.256833 1.053271 1.950580
>
> 1.048490 1.308323 1.049745
> 1.208223 1.054043 3.166415
>
> 1.049061 1.300394 1.050890
> 1.219943 1.054630 3.582741
>
> 1.049898 1.282787 1.051602
> 1.651101 1.055846 3.561088
>
> 1.051612 1.255484 1.052843
> 1.994618 1.056856 3.159478
>
> 1.053020 1.277421 1.054796
> 2.769292 1.058560 2.991751
>
> 1.054315 1.349470 1.055800
> 2.965068 1.059078 2.648054
>
> 1.055076 1.384613 1.057125
> 2.777640 1.060705 2.428667
>
> 1.058312 1.440782 1.058296
> 2.563109 1.063215 2.452225
>
> 1.060216 1.425781 1.060041
> 2.375554 1.065260 2.241832
>
> 1.062424 1.424837 1.062594
> 2.314452 1.070995 2.100240
>
> 1.064442 1.421262 1.064609
> 2.178097 1.076282
> 2.147275
> 1.068439 1.419386 1.069947
> 2.073923
> 1.073883 1.419227 1.075099
> 2.066335
> 1.077386 1.405058
>
>
> Please note that in literature various other symbols are used for the
> cross sections, the energies and angles. Mine here are just for
> simplicity.
> I hope to hear from you soon. Thanks a million.
>
>
>
> Sincere regards
>
> Johan Mars, Dr
> Environmental Awareness Tel.: +27 21 9593050
> Department of Chemistry Fax.: +27 21 9593055
> University of the Western Cape Cell.:+27 72 5043585
> Private Bag X17
> Bellville, 7535
> South Africa
> http://www.uwc.ac.za
>
>
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