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Commit d37211d2 authored by Anna Zaborowska's avatar Anna Zaborowska
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Update utput of gnuplot

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......@@ -123,6 +123,6 @@ and macro files are located in experiment directory:
- `gplot.p` is a `gnuplot` script i.e. input file to 'gnuplot' to create a nice
plot that compares the result of our simulation and the experimental data
(see more information inside this `gplot.p` file)
- the remaining 2 files are the simulated energy loss histogram (`Hist_Edep.ascii`)
copied here from the build directory, and the figure (produced by the
`gplot.p` script) in `.pdf` format
- the remaining 3 files are the simulated energy loss histogram (`Hist_Edep.ascii`)
copied here from the build directory, and two figures (same ones, in '.eps' and
'.pdf' format) produced by the `gplot.p` script.
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# It is assumed, that this script is used in the same directory where the
# experimental data ("exp_Meroli_100MeV_electron_5p6um_Si.dat") and the result
# of the MC simulation ("Hist_Edep.ascii") is located. It can be used as the input
# of the 'gnuplot' program: gnuplot glopt.p
# It will produce a figure "fig_Meroli_100MeV_electron_5p6um_Si.pdf"
# of the 'gnuplot' program:
# gnuplot glopt.p
# It will produce a figure "fig_Meroli_100MeV_electron_5p6um_Si.eps"
# To convert this figure to pdf you may use
# epstopdf fig_Meroli_100MeV_electron_5p6um_Si.eps fig_Meroli_100MeV_electron_5p6um_Si.pdf
################################################################################
#
set term postscript eps enhanced color dl 1.1 "Times" 22
######## Output File Name
set output "fig_Meroli_100MeV_electron_5p6um_Si.pdf"
set output "fig_Meroli_100MeV_electron_5p6um_Si.eps"
######## Set the title
set title "Distribution of energy lost by E_0=100 [MeV] e^- in 5.6 [{/Symbol m}m]"
######## Line types
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