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qcl:advanced_settings [2018/06/14 15:45] thomas.grange [Scaling wavefunctions] |
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==== Output format for 2D plots ==== | ==== Output format for 2D plots ==== | ||
By default, 2D plots are output in a [[http://www.vtk.org|VTK format]] (files with a .vtr extension). | By default, 2D plots are output in a [[http://www.vtk.org|VTK format]] (files with a .vtr extension). | ||
- | In addition, to output 2D plots in a [[http://www.avs.com|AVS/Express format]] (.fld extension), the following command can be added in the <Output> section of the input file: | + | [[http://www.gnuplot.info/|Gnuplot]] files are also generated (in a file explorer, double click on the file to generate the gnuplot figure). |
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+ | In addition, to output 2D plots in a [[http://www.avs.com|AVS/Express format]] (.fld extension), the following command "<FLD_format>" can be added in the <Output> section of the input file. | ||
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+ | The following commands can be used to control the output formats: | ||
<code> | <code> | ||
<Output> | <Output> | ||
... | ... | ||
+ | <VTK_format>yes</VTK_format> | ||
<FLD_format>yes</FLD_format> | <FLD_format>yes</FLD_format> | ||
+ | <Gnuplot_format>yes</Gnuplot_format> | ||
... | ... | ||
</Output> | </Output> | ||
</code> | </code> | ||
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==== Scaling 1D wavefunctions ==== | ==== Scaling 1D wavefunctions ==== |