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Particle Properties in XML

Particle Properties in XML. Patrick Hellwig CERN Summer Student 2000. 1. *. Particles. *. 1. *. 1. *. 1. 1. *. Specifications Particle. <Particle name=".s." texname=".s."> name: ASCII-Name of the Particle texname: Name of the Particle in LaTeX2e form < Data ... />

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Particle Properties in XML

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  1. Particle Properties in XML Patrick Hellwig CERN Summer Student 2000

  2. 1 * Particles * 1 * 1 * 1 1 *

  3. SpecificationsParticle <Particle name=".s." texname=".s."> name: ASCII-Name of the Particle texname: Name of the Particle in LaTeX2e form <Data ... /> <Data ... /> <Data ... /> <Decay ... /> <Comment> … some remarks for the physicists … </Comment> </Particle> } As many as needed

  4. SpecificationsData <Data name=".s." texname=".s." value=".s." unit=".s." poserror=".d." negerror=".d.“ confidencelevel=".d.“ scalefactor=".d." subinfo=".s."> name: ASCII-Name of the Property texName: Name of the Property in LaTeX2e form value: Value of the Property unit: Physical Unit (see Appendix) posError: positive Error negError: negative Error confidenceLevel: Confidence level scaleFactor: Scale factor subInfo: f.e. "Width (full)", "Width (hadrons)", etc. <AdditionalDataName=".s." Value=".s."/> </Data>

  5. SpecificationsDecay <Decay name=".s." texName=".s." fraction=".s.“ posError=".d." negError=".d." confidenceLevel=".d." scaleFactor=".d." P=".s." PUnit=".s.“ > name: ASCII-Name of the decay texName: Name of the decay in LaTeX2e form fraction: Fraction (value, < , > , seen, …) posError: positive Error negError: negative Error confidenceLevel:Confidence level scaleFactor: Scale factor P: p PUnit: Unit of p <DecayParticle particle=".s."/> <DecayParticle family=".s."/> <DecayParticle text=".s."/> </Decay>

  6. SpecificationsFamilyStructure <FamilyStructure name=".s."> <FamilyStructure name=".s."> <FamilyStructure name=".s."> ... </FamilyStructure> <Particle name=".s."/> .... </FamilyStructure> .... <FamilyStructure name=".s."> ... </FamilyStructure> ... </FamilyStructure>

  7. SpecificationsFamilyStructure (Expl.) <FamilyStructure name="Particles"> <FamilyStructure name="Leptons"> <Particle name="mu"/> <Particle name="nu"/> <Particle name="tau"/> </FamilyStructure> <FamilyStructure name="Bosons"/> <FamilyStructure name="Hadrons"> <FamilyStructure name="Baryons"> <Particle name="N"/> <Particle name="Delta"/> ... </FamilyStructure> <FamilyStructure name="Mesons"> <FamilyStructure name="Strange"/> <Particle name="..."/> <Particle name="..."/> </FamilyStructure> </FamilyStructure> <FamilyStructure name="Quarks"/> </FamilyStructure>

  8. SpecificationsFamilyStructure (Expl.)

  9. SpecificationSource <Source name=".s."> <Author>.s.</Author> <Name>.s.</Name> <Link>.s.</Link> <Date>.s.</Date> <Type>.s.</Type> <Reliability>.d.</Reliability> author: Author of the data (f.e. PDG) name: Name of the source link: Link to the source (f.e. http://pdg.lbl.gov) date: Date of information source Type: Type of source (database,book, testdata) reliability: How reliable the data is (subjective field !) </Source>

  10. Problems & Solutions

  11. ToDo

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