matter.setupCheck

class nucleardatapy.matter.setup_check.setupCheck(eos, band)

Instantiate a flag reflecting if e2a from eos passes through the reference band or not.

Parameters:

• eos (object.) – object containing the eos to check.

• band (object.) – object containing the band employed to check the eos.

Attributes:

Parameters:

• eos (object.)

• check. (Object containing the eos to)

• band (object.)

• eos. (Object containing the band employed to check the)

• matter (string which can be: 'nm' (default), 'sm', or 'esym'.)

band

Attribute the object band.

eos

Attribute the object eos.

isInside

Attribute is eos is inside the band.

isOutside

Attribute is eos is outside the band.

matter

Attribute the value for the variable matter.

print_outputs()

Method which print outputs on terminal’s screen.

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

This figure shows the energy in neutron matter (NM) over the free Fermi gas energy (top) and the energy per particle (bottom) as function of the density (left) and the neutron Fermi momentum (right) for the variational models available in the nucleardatapy toolkit.

This figure shows the energy in neutron matter (NM) over the free Fermi gas energy (top) and the energy per particle (bottom) as function of the density (left) and the neutron Fermi momentum (right) for the AFDMC models available in the nucleardatapy toolkit.

This figure shows the energy in neutron matter (NM) over the free Fermi gas energy (top) and the energy per particle (bottom) as function of the density (left) and the neutron Fermi momentum (right) for the BHF models available in the nucleardatapy toolkit.

This figure shows the energy in neutron matter (NM) over the free Fermi gas energy (top) and the energy per particle (bottom) as function of the density (left) and the neutron Fermi momentum (right) for the QMC models available in the nucleardatapy toolkit.

This figure shows the energy in neutron matter (NM) over the free Fermi gas energy (top) and the energy per particle (bottom) as function of the density (left) and the neutron Fermi momentum (right) for the MBPT models available in the nucleardatapy toolkit.