2010/03/09 ========== ---------------------- New parameter: Extract ---------------------- Extract information from cascades to several files. It is necessary generate a full cascade (LevelOfSimulation 0) to obtain interstitials and vacancies. You must put a value after the token Extract. This value is the sum of the following terms: Add 1 if you want a file named "Interstitials.txt". Add 2 if you want a file named "Vacancies.txt" Add 4 if you want a file named "Projectiles.txt" Add 8 if you want a file named "Projectiles_InitPos.txt" Add 16 if you want a file named "Backscattered.txt" In example: Extract 17 It will output the files "Interstitials.txt" and "Backscattered.txt" File "Interstitials.txt" ======================== It contains the interstitials generated at each cascade. The information contained is the following columns: # X Y Z W Energy Atom_index The character '#' is interpreted as a remark in gnuplot (plotting software) It contains the final position (X,Y,Z) of the interstitial. X is the depth. They are measured in nanometers. The value W is the statistical weight. Energy is the final energy of the secondary recoli (interstitial). Atom_index is a number that represents the atom. The first atom you define in your input file will be Atom_index = 1 and so on. File "Vacancies.txt" ==================== It contains the vacancies generated at each cascade. Columns: # X Y Z W Atom_index They are the initial positions of secondary recoils. There is no diffusion simulated nor intra- neither inter-cascade. File "Projectiles.txt" ====================== It contains the final position of ions. Columns: # X Y Z W Energy Atom_index File "Projectiles_InitPos.txt" ============================== It contains the initial position of ions (the entry point). Columns: # X Y Z W Energy Atom_index File "Backscattered.txt" ======================== It contains the final position of back-scattered ions or sputtered atoms. Columns: # X Y Z W DirX DirY DirZ Energy Atom_index It includes the direction of the ions or atoms (DirX, DirY, DirZ).