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The CD that accompanies this text contains a full version of the EJS (Easy Java Simulations) software. Written by Francisco Esquembre (University of Murcia, Spain) and collaborators, this Java tool can be used to investigate many of the techniques described in this book. It is of particular value in providing a variety of plotting tools that can be invoked in a simple way. Sample programs and data are provided, details of which can be found on the ReadMe file on the CD. 

More than ten years ago, when distributing the popular set of models published in D Antona Mazzitelli (1994) the authors added a readme file asking observers to use the tracks as tests , more than as a benchmark for observations, in the hope that observations could throw some light on our models, which, especially in regard to convection, were -and are- parametric. After that, many other sets of tracks have been computed. In this paper we try to summarize which are the key ingredients of the published models, and whether we can discriminate between numerical uncertainties and physical uncertainties. 

NOTE In the sequel, we shall no longer print out every function m file as we have done so far in this book. All our m files are stored on the accompanying CD and they can and, if desired, should be viewed and accessed from the CD. Check Appendix 3 with the contents list of our CD and look at the relevant Readme files first, please. 

Type cat README File contents of the README file appear as in Figure 6. Group members files are readable by other group members unless read permission is specifically removed. ... 

Generating input for Mercator. For custom jobs (e.g., to parallelize some tasks), you may wish to generate the input for Mercator without using the makeMercatorlnput script. In such cases, consult the README file in the Mercator distribution for exact specifications of the various input files that are required. Some routines of makeMercatorlnput are customizable via command-line options. Use the —help option to get full usage information. 

The options that affect Mercator s performance are —min-run-length, —prune-pct, —join-distance, —max-eval, —repeat-num, and —repeat-pet. Consult the Mercator README file for descriptions of these options. 

Install the PhyME software by following instructions in the distribution s README file, at some location hereafter referred to as ROOT. (See Notes 1-3 for troubleshooting and special options.)... 

In a Unix or Mac OS X environment, if the Fastcompare executable is located within the current directory, it is in general required to specify that the executable has to be executed from that current directory, using. /fastcompare instead of fastcompare. Also, make sure that the program has executable permissions (otherwise use chmod +x fastcompare to set them). Finally, it may be necessary to recompile the program to the specific platform (see README file in the distribution for instructions). 

If a TransTerm database is not available for the species of interest, TransTerm can be downloaded at http //www.tufts.edu/sackler/waldorlab/sRNAPredict.htmI and is accompanied by a README file that includes instructions for its installation (see Note 9). 

All c files operate on 16-bit, mono only sound files. The type of sound file depends on the byte-ordering of your machine. For Intel or other Little Endian machines, use. wav format For Big Endian machines use. snd files. Edit waveio.h to select your aichitectuie before compiling aity c file. Typing aity c executable without arguments gives the useage. Please also consult Appendix E for information on the. cpp files, which are part of the Synthesis TooKit in C++. See also documentation (individual README files, etc.) availble at http // www.akpeters.com/rss/. 

First, talce care that the appropriate version of BzzMath is present into the work folder (see the ReadMe file). Next, the following steps have to be accomplished ... 

In such a file it is necessary to define the appropriate compiler (see the ReadMe file of the BzzMath library), the libraries needed (mex. h and BzzMath. hpp are mandatory), the input data of the problem (in this case, datl ln, n datl in, incogn ite in, n incogn ite in), and the pointers to the files that will be opened. 

Aperture list for plotting paste mask Readme file describing assembly Gerber photoplot data for top paste mask Gerber photoplot data for bottom paste mask Mfg. output, data format info. 

PC.NEW A new addition that contains a version of the EPRLL programs suitable for running on a pc with Windows 95. Only the source files that have been changed from the EPRLL directory are included, plus the executables. See the README file on that directory. 

Requires Windows 95/98/2000/NT/XP. Please see the readme files on the CD readme.rtf ot readme.htm) for installation instructions. 

At the end of each chapter there is a list of the additional resources that are available on the CD that accompanies this book. All of these can be run directly from the CD, or may be copied onto a hard disk or network, for internal use only, in educational institutions - instructions for installation are included in the ReadMe file on the CD. To access the resources listed here you will require an IBM-compatible PC running Windows 95, 98 or higher. 

The executable file is in the folder . Please read both files in the folders and . The user manual is very comprehensive and you will probably refer to it extensively if you use Nyquist for your projects. The manual is provided in three formats HTML, PDF and TXT. In the folder there are additional tutorials and documentation specially prepared for this book. Here you will find many didactic examples to explore the potential of Nyquist. Also, a number of Nyquist programs are available in the folder . 

Note that the material of this example corresponds to the Polymer Resin example of SchedulePro. Its ReadMe file includes the figures of this example in color and it is available online [146]. A functional evaluation version of SchedulePro is available online as well [147]. 

Intelligen. "Polymer Resin SchedvlePro example ReadMe file. 

For complete installation instructions see the section entitled Programs on the CD-ROM (page xv) or the README file on the CD-ROM. 

Obtain Moldyn from the textbook website (http //statthermo.sourceforge.net/). Moldyn is a set of codes which simulates point mass particles that interact with Lennard-Jones forces. Moldyn uses the velocity-Verlet integration algorithm in the NVE ensemble. Read the README file on how to run the programs and do this homework problem. 

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