3 29 90 151 qc029n qc090n qc151nThe first line is the number of angles. Then follows the angles (in degrees) and then the spectra names (in this case the spectra are called qc029n, qc090n, qc151n) - one per line. The utility will read both the data spectrum .spe and the variance spectrum .var.
Both an a0-a2 analysis and an a0-a2-a4 analysis is done. The resulting a0 a2 and a4 spectra (+ chi squared spectra) are written out as:
chi squared arrays ---> chi_1 ---> chi_2 a0,a2 analysis ---> a0_1 ---> a0_1 ---> a2_1 ---> a2_1 a0,a2,a4 analysis ---> a0_2 ---> a0_2 ---> a2_2 ---> a2_2 ---> a4_2 ---> a4_2For use in a script file the following construction might be useful:
rm -f x.par echo '3' > x.par echo '29 90 151' >> x.par echo 'qc029n' >> x.par echo 'qc090n' >> x.par echo 'qc151n' >> x.par # a0a2a4 <<+ x.par + mv a0_1.spe a0_1_qcn.spe mv a0_1.var a0_1_qcn.var mv a2_1.spe a2_1_qcn.spe mv a2_1.var a2_1_qcn.var # stxy a0_1_qcn 0 32 1 stxydy a0_1_qcn 0 32 1 stxydy a2_1_qcn 0 32 1 # xvgr -p a2.par a2_1_qcn.xydy