XSLibrary
- class XSLibrary(source)
The XSLibrary class reads in cross section libraries, potentially generated by NittanyPhysics, but not necessarily.
Print an object of this class to view all available attributes.
- Parameters:
source (str or h5py.Group) – Either the file name corresponding to an HDF5 file output by NittanyPhysics, or the HDF5 group within a Lionbolt HDF5 file that contains an XS library
Examples
Access individal CrossSections objects by naming the particles.
Suppose you want to get the scattering cross sections of a particle named ‘electrons’:
>>> D = XSLibrary('results.h5') >>> el = D['electrons'] >>> # OR >>> el = D['electrons', 'electrons']
Suppose you want to get the scattering cross sections for mapping from a particle named ‘photons’ to a particle named ‘electrons’:
>>> photoelectrons = D['photons', 'electrons']
- h5
Either the full HDF5 file or just the group depending on how the object was initialized.
- Type:
h5py.File or h5py.Group
- num_materials
Number of materials described by this library.
- Type:
int
- present_particles
Number of particles described by this library.
- Type:
int
- <self[p1, p2]>
For a provided p1 (str) and p2 (str) which give particle names, gives the CrossSections object corresponding to the mapping from p1 to p2. If p1 = p2 then one can use either [p1, p1] or [p1] and get single-particle cross sections.
- Type: