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ELASTIC, BOUND STATE, CONTINUUM or ACCEPTANCE | ELASTIC, BOUND STATE, CONTINUUM or ACCEPTANCE | ||
| − | (If elastic scattering is chosen, MCEEP will prompt the user to select scattering from the p, d, 3H, 3He, 4He or 12 | + | (If elastic scattering is chosen, MCEEP will prompt the user to select scattering from the p, d, 3H, 3He, 4He or 12. |
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| + | Also, for elastic scattering in general, the user has the option of enforcing the acceptance of the hadron arm or simulating single-arm elastic scattering where the hadron kinematics are ignored. | ||
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| + | MCEEP requests no further input. ) | ||
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(For the bound state or continuum options, MCEEP will prompt the user to choose from various models) | (For the bound state or continuum options, MCEEP will prompt the user to choose from various models) | ||
Revision as of 22:07, 25 February 2015
MCEEP Resources
Running MCEEP
- login to the farm
ssh ifarm
- a simple command will take you to the MCEEP directory (/work/halla/e07006/disk1/Erez/MCEEP/mceep)
$GoMCEEP
- a simple run command will run the simulation
$RunMCEEP
(These are set in ~/.cshrc)
- enter an input file (.inp) from the input directory, e.g.
input/c12
- choose a procedure
ELASTIC, BOUND STATE, CONTINUUM or ACCEPTANCE
(If elastic scattering is chosen, MCEEP will prompt the user to select scattering from the p, d, 3H, 3He, 4He or 12.
Also, for elastic scattering in general, the user has the option of enforcing the acceptance of the hadron arm or simulating single-arm elastic scattering where the hadron kinematics are ignored.
MCEEP requests no further input. )
(For the bound state or continuum options, MCEEP will prompt the user to choose from various models)
