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- bodytrans
- Dataformat that is used to perform
arbitrary operations on expression variables used in snapshot's.
- ccd
- Synonymous for image; most programs in NEMO which handle
images start or end with ``ccd''.
- fie
- Most expressions
that you give to program
keywords
are parsed by nemofie
and eventually fie. (Nomenclature borrowed from GIPSY)
- fits
- ``Flexible Interchange Transport System'', a standard
dataformat used to interchange data between machines. Commonly used for
images.
- history
- Each NEMO dataset normally contains a
data history in the form of of history items at the
beginnging of the dataset.
They are normally kept track of by the data processing programs,
and can be displayed with the program hisf.
- image
- Dataformat in NEMO, used to represent 2- and 3-D
images/data cubes. See also ccd.
- miriad
- Another astronomical data reduction package,
from which we have borrowed
some user interfaces (miriad and mirtool)
which are plug-compatible with our command-line syntax.
- orbit
- Dataformat in NEMO used to represent a stellar
orbit; most programs in NEMO which handle orbits start or end
with ``orb''.
- potential
- Dataformat in NEMO used to represent a potential;
most programs in NEMO which handle potentials start or end
with ``pot''.
- program keyword
- Keywords that are defined by the program
only. They can be seen by using the help= keyword
(in itself being a system keyword).
- review
- A small user interface that pops up when a
program is interrupted. Type quit to exit it, or
? for help. This feature of the user interface may
not be installed in your version.
- set
- Compound hierarchical data-structure of a
structured file. They are the equivalent of a C structure.
- snapshot
- Dataformat used in NEMO to represent
an N-body system. Most programs that handle snapshot's
in NEMO start or end with ``snap''.
- structured file
- The binary data NEMO writes is in a
hierarchical structured format. Programs like rsf, rsf
and csf perform general and basic I/O functions on such
files. They are hierarchical structured sets.
- system keyword
- Global keyword that every NEMO program
knows about, and are not listed in the (program) keywords that
can be seen by issuing e.g. help=
(in itself being a system keyword).
- yapp
- ``Yet Another Plotting Package'', the library definition
that is used by all programs that produce graphics output. It is kept
very simple. The yapp= system keyword controls the
graphics device definitions/capabilities.
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