Browsing the nucleon-nucleon database:
output options
There are 4 ways to show the database; they give you the database as a list of references and information on the energies, number of data, observables and angular range. This list contains hyperlinks to the groups of data. Following a hyperlink brings you to a menu from which you can choose from several options to actually show the data.
Short notes on these options:
- Chronologically ordered
- The database is presented ordered on the year of publication.
- Reversed chronologically ordered
- The database is presented reversely ordered on the year of publication.
- Alphabetically ordered
- The database is alphabetically ordered on the name of the first author of the publication. (Actually it's sorted on the reference-code)
- Ordered on increasing Tlab
- The database is ordered on the Tlab of the groups of data. If a group contains data at multiple energies, the lowest energy in the group determines the place in the list.
Short notes on the presentation:
- In the outputlists a (*) may occur at the end of a line describing a group of data. This means that the group is one that has been excluded from the database in a 'final' partial wave analysis. The reason is usually given.
- In output where individual data are displayed, a (*) may occur at the end of a line. This means that that particular datum for some reason has been tagged as an outlier and is excluded from the database in a 'final' analysis. The reason is usually given.
- Some of the references that are displayed have a hyperlink to a PostScript or PDF file of a paper or a preprint. Currently they are password protected for copyright reasons. However if you can help us in some way to enable us to legally make these files publicly available, please contact us!