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bash --login source ~/arts-lectures/bin/arts-init.bash |
The
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following
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command
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shows
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the
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location
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of
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the
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ARTS
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API
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if
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it
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is
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successfully
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loaded:
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python -c "import typhon; \
typhon.set_loglevel('INFO'); \
import typhon.arts.workspace"
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cd ~/arts-lectures/script make |
This
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will
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generate
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two PDF
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files,
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one
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optimised
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for
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viewing
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on
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the
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screen,
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one
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optimised
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for
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printing.
Running the exercises
Don't forget to run the source command from the 'Setting up the environment' section above. You need to do this everytime you open a new terminal.
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cd ~/arts-lectures/exercises/01-rotational_spectra python absorption.py |
This
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opens
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an
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interactive
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window
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showing
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the
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simulated
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absorption
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cross
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sections.
The script will also save the plot as PDF file in the plots/ subdirectory. You can use a PDF viewer (e.g. evince) to display the plot:
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