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commit 008cace40d1b8d6cc3a565027f847d39dc61a89f
parent cd9cfb175fd8e9c71c95b3ffa38665d1e67bd2ae
Author: Vincent Forest <vincent.forest@meso-star.com>
Date:   Fri, 18 Mar 2016 14:24:31 +0100

Minor update of the schiff-output man page

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Mdoc/schiff-output.5 | 28++++++++++++++--------------
1 file changed, 14 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-)

diff --git a/doc/schiff-output.5 b/doc/schiff-output.5 @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ the estimated cross section of a wavelength submitted by the \fB\-w\fR option of It is formatted as "W E e A a S s P p" with "W" the wavelength in vacumm (expressed in microns), "E", "A" and "S" the estimation of the extinction, absorption and scattering cross\-sections, respectively, and "P" the estimated -average projected area of the micro organisms. The "e", "a", "s" and "p" values +average projected area of the soft particles. The "e", "a", "s" and "p" values are the standard error of the aforementioned estimations. .PP An empty line then separates the cross\-sections from the list of per @@ -46,56 +46,56 @@ are sorted in ascending order with respect to their associated wavelength. .SS Grammar The following grammar formally describes the .BR schiff (1) -output format +output format. .TP \fBschiff-output\fR ::= <\fIcross\-sections\fR> - empty-line + \fIempty-line\fR <\fIinverse\-cumulative\-phase\-functions\fR> .PP \l'20' .TP <\fIcross\-sections\fR> ::= - wavelength <\fIextinction\fR> <\fIabsorption\fR> <\fIscattering\fR> <\fIarea\fR> + \fIWAVELENGTH\fR <\fIextinction\fR> <\fIabsorption\fR> <\fIscattering\fR> <\fIarea\fR> [ <\fIcross\-sections\fR> ] .TP <\fIextinction\fR> ::= - estimation standard\-error + \fIESTIMATION STANDARD\-ERROR\fR .TP <\fIabsorption\fR> ::= - estimation standard\-error + \fIESTIMATION STANDARD\-ERROR\fR .TP <\fIscattering\fR> ::= - estimation standard\-error + \fIESTIMATION STANDARD\-ERROR\fR .TP <\fIarea\fR> ::= - estimation standard\-error + \fIESTIMATION STANDARD\-ERROR\fR .PP \l'20' .TP <\fIinverse\-cumulative\-phase\-functions\fR> ::= <\fIinverse\-cumulative\-descriptor\fR> <\fIangles\fR> - empty-line + \fIEMPTY-LINE\fR [ <\fIinverse\-cumulative\-phase\-functions\fR> ] .TP <\fIinverse\-cumulative\-descriptor\fR> ::= - wavelength theta-limit <\fIPF(theta\-limit)\fR> <\fICDF(theta\-limit)\fR> n + \fIWAVELENGTH THETA-LIMIT\fR <\fIPF(theta\-limit)\fR> <\fICDF(theta\-limit)\fR> \fIN\fR .TP <\fICDF(theta\-limit)\fR> ::= - estimation standard\-error + \fIESTIMATION STANDARD\-ERROR\fR .TP <\fIPF(theta\-limit)\fR> ::= - estimation standard\-error + \fIESTIMATION STANDARD\-ERROR\fR .TP <\fIangles\fR> ::= - real + \fIREAL\fR [ <\fIangles\fR> ] .SH EXAMPLE The following result is emitted by the .BR schiff (1) program invoked on the wavelengths 0.4 and 0.6 micron. -Note that actually, +Note that actually, .BR schiff (1) does not write comments, i.e. text preceeded by the "#" character. However, in the following output, comments are added in order to help in understanding the