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Name | Direction | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
Directory | Input | string | Mandatory | Path to directory containg .dat files |
Functions | Input | str list | Names of functions to attempt to load from file | |
OutputWorkspace | Output | Workspace | Mandatory | Output workspace name |
Loads data from version 4 of nMOLDYN saved in the ASCII format after being
extracted from the .tar
archive.
Functions can be provided with or without the comma between multiple dependent
variables, for example a function names f(q,t_H)
in nMOLDYN can be loaded
using either f(q,t)_H
or f(qt)_H
as a function name in this algorithm.
The Directory
property must be given the directory that is produced when you
extract the .tar
archive from nMOLDYN without modifications which must only
contain the data files produces from a single export operation from nMOLDYN.
When loading certain axis from nMOLDYN 4 the units may be converted to an equivalent unit in Mantid. The possible conversions are shown in the table below:
nMOLDYN | Mantid | ||
---|---|---|---|
name | unit | name | unit |
frequency | THz | Energy | meV |
q | nm**-1 | MomentumTransfer | Angstrom**-1 |
Time | pSecond | TOF | uSecond |
Example - Loading a simulation from a nMOLDYN 4 data file.
data = LoadNMoldyn4Ascii(Directory='~/nmoldyn4_data',
Functions=['sqf_total', 'iqt_total'])
for ws in data:
print(ws.name())
Output:
sqf_total
iqt_total
Categories: AlgorithmIndex | Inelastic\DataHandling | Simulation
Python: LoadNMoldyn4Ascii.py