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The following table lists the two-character variable representations [corresponding to the double asterisks (**) above] used for generating the filenames for pixel (P), voxel (V), HDF (H), and RADIO (R) dumps. These two-character representations are identical to those used to specify the variables to be dumped (see pixvar in namelist pixcon, voxvar in namelist voxcon, hdfvar in namelist hdfcon, and radvar in namelist radcon, Appendix 2) with the exception that variables specified by a single character (e.g., d) appear with a trailing underscore (e.g., d ) in the dump file name. The third column indicates the I/O types in which the variable may be dumped. Table 4.1 Two Character Variable Representations ** a1 a2 a3 b1 b2 b3 d e gp j j1 j2 j3 m p pb pt s1 s2 s3 se to Variable 1-vector potential 2-vector potential 3-vector potential 1-magnetic field 2-magnetic field 3-magnetic field density internal energy gravitational potential current density norm 1-current density 2-current density 3-current density Mach number thermal pressure magnetic pressure thermal + magnetic pres. 1-momentum 2-momentum 3-momentum specific internal energy all field arrays Dumps ** Variable P P P PVH PVH PVH PVH PVH PVH V PVH PVH PVH PVH PVH PVH PVH PVH PVH PVH PVH H v v1 v2 v3 vv A AV F FV I IV P PV V VR D E PB SE SH VV velocity norm (speed) 1-velocity 2-velocity 3-velocity velocity divergence pol’n position angle pola with pol’n vectors fractional pol’n fpol with pol’n vectors total intensity toti with pol’n vectors polarized intensity poli with pol’n vectors pol’n vectors (black) pol’n vectors (white) density internal energy (pres.) magnetic pressure sp. int. energy (temp.) scalar velocity shear velocity divergence 26 Dumps PVH PVH PVH PVH PV R R R R R
