nuc.setupRchTheo
- nucleardatapy.nuc.setup_rch_theo.rch_theo_tables()[source]
Return a list of the tables available in this toolkit for the charge radiuus and print them all on the prompt. These tables are the following ones: ‘2013-Angeli’.
- Returns:
The list of tables.
- Return type:
list[str].
- class nucleardatapy.nuc.setup_rch_theo.setupRchTheo(table='2021-BSkG1')[source]
Instantiate the object with charge radii choosen from a table.
This choice is defined in the variable table.
The tables can chosen among the following ones: ‘2013-Angeli’.
- Parameters:
table (str, optional.) – Fix the name of table. Default value: ‘2013-Angeli’.
Attributes:
- Parameters:
table (str, optional)
between (The theoretical table to consider. Choose)
- R_unit
Attribute radius unit.
- Rch_isotopes(Zref=50)[source]
This method provide a list if radii for an isotopic chain defined by Zref.
- label
Attribute providing the label the data is references for figures.
- note
Attribute providing additional notes about the data.
- nucA
Attribute A (mass of the nucleus).
- nucN
Attribute N (number of neutrons of the nucleus).
- nucRch
Attribue R_ch (charge radius) in fm.
- nucSymb
Attribute symb (symbol) of the element, e.g., Fe.
- nucZ
Attribute Z (charge of the nucleus).
- ref
Attribute providing the full reference to the paper to be citted.
- class nucleardatapy.nuc.setup_rch_theo.setupRchTheoIsotopes(rch, Zref=50)[source]
Instantiate the object with charge radii choosen from a table.
This method provide a list if radii for an isotopic chain defined by Zref.
- Parameters:
table (str, optional.) – Fix the name of table. Default value: ‘2013-Angeli’.
Attributes:
- Parameters:
model (str, optional)
between (The model to consider. Choose)
Here are a set of figures which are produced with the Python sample: /nucleardatapy_sample/nuc_setupRchTheo_plot.py
Charge radii for Zn, Sn, and Pb isotopes and for the theoretical models available in the nuda toolkit.