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Download AIRES user`s manual and reference guide
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A PPENDIX B. IDL REFERENCE MANUAL 121 FileDirectory Syntax: FileDirectory dopt directory Default: The output and scratch directories default to the current (working) directory. The global and export directories default to the current value of the output directory. (d) This directive sets the output file directories2 . dopt is a character string that can take any one of the following values: All, Output, Global, Export, or Scratch. These alternatives permit setting all the AIRES directories defined in section 3.3.2 (page 60). The option All can be used to simultaneously set the “output” (compressed file), “global” and “export” directories. directory is a character string not longer than 94 characters that must be recognized by the operating system as a valid directory. FirstShowerNumber Syntax: FirstShowerNumber fshowerno Default: FirstShowerNumber 1 (s) A positive integer in the range TUV'57WX57ZY indicating the number to be assigned to the first simulated shower. The shower number is used in tables 5000 to 5513, and in the “beginning of shower” and “end of shower” compressed file records (for details see chapter 4). ForceInit Syntax: ForceInit [ ) On * Off + ] Default: ForceInit is equivalent to ForceInit On ForceInit Off is assumed in case of missing specification. (d) If ForceInit is enabled, then a new task is started at the beginning of every process. If the corresponding IDF file exists, then the task version is increased until an unused version is found. This directive is useful for debugging purposes. ForceLowEAnnihilation Syntax: ForceLowEAnnihilation opt Default: ForceLowEAnnihilation Normal ForceLowEAnnihilation with no specification is equivalent to ForceLowEAnnihilation Always. (s,h) Directive to control the action to take when processing a low energy particle that can annihilate with its respective anti-particle. The variable opt can take the values Always, Never, or Normal. The first two alternatives correspond, respectively, to the cases where the low energy particles will always be forced to annihilation or be discarded without producing any secondary particle. In the (default) Normal option the action to take for annihilating low energy particles depends on the particle cut energy and mass: If the cut energy is less (greater) than the rest 2 The old (AIRES 1.4.2 and older) syntax is no longer supported.
