+------------------------------------+ | HBTprogs | | version 1.0 | | | | UCRL-CODE-2002-032 | | | | authors: David A. Brown | | Pawel Danielewicz | | | +------------------------------------+ This is the README file for a set of programs that we developed to invert angle averaged correlation functions. You are free to use and modify the codes, we only ask that you reference either the manual or references [1,2,3] in any publications using results obtained with these codes. You may not commercialize any of the code. Please see the NOTICE1 file for more information. We are not responsible for any misuse of these codes. If you have any questions, comments, suggestions or bug fixes regarding the programs or the documentation, please contact David Brown at brown170@llnl.gov or Pawel Danielewicz at danielewicz@nscl.msu.edu. +-----------------------------------------------+ QUICKSTART To install and use the codes, you will need tar, gzip, make, sh, f77, and CERNLIB 1) set the environment variable CERNLIB to the path to the CERNLIB files libmathlib.a and libpacklib.a 2) unpack the tarball: % gunzip HBTprogs.tar.gz % tar xf HBTprogs.tar 3) run configure: % ./configure 4) do a make install: % make install 5) read the manual in doc/ 6) rerun the example in doc/example/ +-----------------------------------------------+ IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS If you have problems, there are two immediate sources of information: 1) The INSTALL file which discribes the various options of the configure script 2) The manual doc/HBTmanual.ps If this doesn't help, contact David Brown. His contact information is listed in the AUTHORS file. +-----------------------------------------------+ REFERENCES [1] David A. Brown and Pawel Danielewicz. Imaging of sources in heavy-ion reactions. Phys. Lett. B, 398:252--258, 1997. [2] David A. Brown and Pawel Danielewicz. Optimized discretization of sources imaged in heavy-ion reactions. Phys. Rev. C, 57(5):2474--2483, May 1998. [3] David A. Brown and Pawel Danielewicz. Observing non-Gaussian sources in heavy-ion reactions. Phys. Rev. C 64: 014902 (2000).