Assignment File Format
XTDS packages provides the possibility to fit hamiltonian parameters using experimental data. This necessitates an assignment file containing lines of the following form (the format must be respected):
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7466 870.614507 + 0.2150E+00 0.001000 10.0 13 F2 3 12 F1 15 SPVIEW_EXASG
7467 870.620029 + 0.1490E+00 0.001000 10.0 13 E 2 12 E 11 SPVIEW_EXASG
7468 870.625041 + 0.2430E+00 0.001000 10.0 13 F1 4 12 F2 16 SPVIEW_EXASG
7469 870.644365 + 0.5500E-01 0.001000 10.0 9 A1 1 10 A2 2 SPVIEW_EXASG
7470 870.669249 0.1660E+00 0.001000 10.0
7471 870.674772 0.1150E+00 0.001000 10.0
7472 870.679803 0.1930E+00 0.001000 10.0
7473 870.784119 0.3700E-01 0.001000 10.0
7474 870.985433 0.3100E-01 0.001000 10.0
7475 871.024952 0.2200E-01 0.001000 10.0
7476 871.038518 0.3900E-01 0.001000 10.0
7477 871.065933 0.4200E-01 0.001000 10.0
7478 871.246246 0.2300E-01 0.001000 10.0
7479 871.341410 0.2300E-01 0.001000 10.0
7480 871.426834 0.6400E-01 0.001000 10.0
7481 871.485324 0.1240E+00 0.001000 10.0
7482 871.716760 0.3600E-01 0.001000 10.0
7483 871.891580 + 0.5300E-01 0.001000 10.0 24 F1 2 25 F2 5 SPVIEW_EXASG
7483 871.891580 + 0.5300E-01 0.001000 10.0 24 F2 1 25 F1 6 SPVIEW_EXASG
7484 871.924283 0.2400E-01 0.001000 10.0
7485 871.955661 + 0.9300E-01 0.001000 10.0 23 F1 1 24 F2 6 SPVIEW_EXASG
7485 871.955661 + 0.9300E-01 0.001000 10.0 23 F2 1 24 F1 6 SPVIEW_EXASG
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Each line has the following structure:
Columns 1+6 |
Running index on experimental lines. |
Columns 9+18 |
Experimental line wavenumber. |
Column 20 |
The plus sign indicates that the line has been assigned and fitted in position. If any other character is placed here, this indicates that the line has been assigned but will not be fitted and will thus not be taken into account by the programs. |
Columns 24+31 |
Experimental line intensity. |
Column 33 |
The plus sign indicates that the line has been assigned and fitted in intensity. If any other character is placed here, this indicates that the line has been assigned but will not be fitted and will thus not be taken into account by the programs. |
Columns 36+43 |
Experimental precision on line position. |
Columns 45+48 |
Experimental precision on line intencity (percentage). |
Columns 53+70 |
Assignment in the form \(J''C''n''\) (lower level) \(JCn\) (upper level). Each experimental line can be assigned to several theoretical transitions if necessary. |
Columns 72+83 |
Character chain used to extract desired assignment lines. |