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 ====== Optim input files ====== ====== Optim input files ======
 Contrarily to the input files of Lagamine, most of the input files for Optim are not formatted, which means numbers don't need to be put in a specific number of columns. Contrarily to the input files of Lagamine, most of the input files for Optim are not formatted, which means numbers don't need to be put in a specific number of columns.
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 ===== *.info file ===== ===== *.info file =====
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 ^Line 2*NT+5^^ ^Line 2*NT+5^^
 |TOL| Convergence tolerance for the optimization algorithm (Default = 1E-4)| |TOL| Convergence tolerance for the optimization algorithm (Default = 1E-4)|
 +^Line 2*NT+6^^
 +|REC_FD|= 1 Write a copy of the .fd file at each iteration to keep track of the FE curve|
 +|:::|Else: Nothing|
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 ==== Example ==== ==== Example ====
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     0.1 5000.0 ​ 0.1 2000.0     0.1 5000.0 ​ 0.1 2000.0
     50     50
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 ===== *.exp file ===== ===== *.exp file =====
-The *.exp files contain the reference curves. One *.exp file contains one reference curve. The abscissa of the reference curve should appear in the first column of the file, and its ordinates in the second column. \\+The *.exp files contain the reference curves. One *.exp file contains one reference curve. ​The number of points defining the reference curve is left to the user's chosing and will be counted automatically by Optim. \\  
 +The abscissa of the reference curve should appear in the first column of the file, and its ordinates in the second column. \\
 The points of the curve must be indicated in either increasing x order or decreasing x order (you cannot have the values of the abscissa increase and then decrease). \\ The points of the curve must be indicated in either increasing x order or decreasing x order (you cannot have the values of the abscissa increase and then decrease). \\
 No empty lines must be left at the end of the file. No empty lines must be left at the end of the file.
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 ===== *.ia file ===== ===== *.ia file =====
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     3 1 2      3 1 2 
     1     1
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 ===== *.op file ===== ===== *.op file =====
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