corr.setupEsymLsym

nucleardatapy.corr.setup_EsymLsym.EsymLsym_constraints()

Return a list of constraints available in this toolkit in the following list: ‘2009-HIC’, ‘2010-RNP’, ‘2012-FRDM’, ‘2013-NS’, ‘2014-IAS’, ‘2014-IAS+RNP’, ‘2015-POL-208PB’, ‘2015-POL-120SN’, ‘2015-POL-68NI’, ‘2017-UG’, ‘2021-PREXII-Reed’, ‘2021-PREXII-Reinhard’, ‘2023-PREXII+CREX-Zhang’; and print them all on the prompt.

Returns:

The list of constraints.

Return type:

list[str].

class nucleardatapy.corr.setup_EsymLsym.setupEsymLsym(constraint='2014-IAS')

Instantiate the values of Esym and Lsym from the constraint.

The name of the constraint to be chosen in the following list: ‘2009-HIC’, ‘2010-RNP’, ‘2012-FRDM’, ‘2013-NS’, ‘2014-IAS’, ‘2014-IAS+RNP’, ‘2015-POL-208PB’, ‘2015-POL-120SN’, ‘2015-POL-68NI’, ‘2017-UG’, ‘2021-PREXII-Reed’, ‘2021-PREXII-Reinhard’, ‘2021-PREXII+CREX-Zhang’.

Parameters:

constraint (str, optional.) – Fix the name of constraint. Default value: ‘2014-IAS’.

Attributes:

constraint

Attribute constraint.

init_self()

Initialize variables in self.

label

Attribute providing the label the data is references for figures.

note

Attribute providing additional notes about the constraint.

print_outputs()

Method which print outputs on terminal’s screen.

ref

Attribute providing the full reference to the paper to be citted.

Here are a set of figures which are produced with the Python sample: /nucleardatapy_sample/corr_setupEsymLsym_plot.py

This figure shows the Esym,2 versus Lsym,2 correlation for the different constraints availble in the nucleardatapy toolkit.