Created for AME16 on 05 November 2019
Updated to AME20 on 03 October 2024
@author: Jonas Karthein
@contact: karthein@tamu.edu
@license: MIT license
[1]: W.J.Huang, Chinese Physics C45, 030002, March 2021.
[2]: Linguistics Pro Font (= Utopia Font incl. math symbols)
The code was used for the dissertation of Jonas Karthein and for several scientific presentations.
The following code was written to provide publication-ready plots of the nuclear chart based on the Atomic Mass Evaluation 2020 [1].
The following code was written in Python 3.11. The required libraries are listed below with a rough description for their task in the code. It doesn't claim to be a full description of the library.
- pandas (data storage and calculation)
- numpy (calculation)
- matplotlib (plotting)
- jupyter (Python notebook environment)
All packages can be fetched using pip:
pip3 install pandas numpy matplotlib jupyter
plots/ contains every figure the notebook produces, exported headless as SVG, PDF and 300 dpi PNG
(Python 3.14, pandas 3, matplotlib 3.10). The notebook was updated on the same date for current
pandas/matplotlib (positional indexing via .iloc[0], scalar annotation coordinates, removed
InsetPosition import).