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__author__ = "V.A. Sole - ESRF Data Analysis"
__contact__ = "sole@esrf.fr"
__license__ = "MIT"
__copyright__ = "European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, Grenoble, France"
__doc__= "Generate specfile from EPL97 total cross sections in keV and barn"
import os
import sys
import EPDL97Parser as EPDLParser
Elements = EPDLParser.Elements
AVOGADRO_NUMBER = EPDLParser.AVOGADRO_NUMBER
import numpy
log = numpy.log
exp = numpy.exp
getTotalCoherentCrossSection = EPDLParser.getTotalCoherentCrossSection
getTotalIncoherentCrossSection = EPDLParser.getTotalIncoherentCrossSection
getTotalPhotoelectricCrossSection = EPDLParser.getTotalPhotoelectricCrossSection
getTotalPairCrossSection = EPDLParser.getTotalPairCrossSection
getTotalTripletCrossSection = EPDLParser.getTotalTripletCrossSection

def METHOD_NAME(filename):
    text  = '#F %s\n' % filename
    text += '#U00 This file is a direct conversion to specfile format of \n'
    text += '#U01 the original EPDL97 total cross sections contained in the\n'
    text += '#U02 EPDL97.DAT from the library.\n'
    text += '#U03 EPDL97 itself can be found at:\n'
    text += '#U04           http://www-nds.iaea.org/epdl97/libsall.htm\n'
    text += '\n'
    return text

if __name__ == "__main__":
    if len(sys.argv) < 3:
        print("Usage:")
        print("python EPDLGenerateTotalCrossSections SPEC_output_filename barns_flag")
        sys.exit(0)

    fname = sys.argv[1]
    if os.path.exists(fname):
        os.remove(fname)

    if int(sys.argv[2]):
        BARNS = True
    else:
        BARNS = False
    print("BARNS = %s" % BARNS)
    outfile = open(fname, 'wb')
    outfile.write(METHOD_NAME(fname))

    for i in range(1, 101):
        print("i = %d element = %s" % (i, Elements[i-1]))
        #coherent
        energy_cohe, value_cohe, mode_cohe = getTotalCoherentCrossSection(i,
                                                                getmode=True)
        #incoherent
        energy_incohe, value_incohe, mode_incohe = getTotalIncoherentCrossSection(i,
                                                                getmode=True)

        #photoelectric
        energy_photo, value_photo, mode_photo = getTotalPhotoelectricCrossSection(i,
                                                                getmode=True)

        #check to see the energies:
        #for j in range(10):
        #    print energy_cohe[j], energy_incohe[j], energy_photo[j]


        #to select an appropriate energy grid as close as possible to the original
        #while keeping in mind the PyMca goals, I use the coherent energy grid till
        #the non-zero first value of the photoelectric cross section. At that point,
        #I use the photoelectric energy grid.
        energy = numpy.concatenate((energy_cohe[energy_cohe<energy_photo[0]],
                                   energy_photo))

        #now perform a log-log interpolation when needed
        #lin-lin interpolation:
        #
        #              y0 (x1-x) + y1 (x-x0)
        #        y = -------------------------
        #                     x1 - x0
        #
        #log-log interpolation:
        #
        #                  log(y0) * log(x1/x) + log(y1) * log(x/x0)
        #        log(y) = ------------------------------------------
        #                                  log (x1/x0)
        #
        cohe    = numpy.zeros(len(energy), numpy.float64)
        incohe  = numpy.zeros(len(energy), numpy.float64)
        photo   = numpy.zeros(len(energy), numpy.float64)
        total   = numpy.zeros(len(energy), numpy.float64)

        #coherent needs to interpolate
        indices = numpy.nonzero(energy_cohe<energy_photo[0])
        cohe[indices]  = value_cohe[indices]
        for n in range(len(indices),len(energy)):
            x = energy[n]
            j1 = len(indices)
            while energy_cohe[j1] < x:
                j1 += 1
            j0 = j1 - 1
            x0 = energy_cohe[j0]
            x1 = energy_cohe[j1]
            y0 = value_cohe[j0]
            y1 = value_cohe[j1]
            cohe[n] = exp((log(y0) * log(x1/x) + log(y1) * log(x/x0))/log(x1/x0))

        #compton needs to interpolate everything
        for n in range(len(energy)):
            x = energy[n]
            j1 = 0
            while energy_incohe[j1] < x:
                j1 += 1
            j0 = j1 - 1
            x0 = energy_incohe[j0]
            x1 = energy_incohe[j1]
            y0 = value_incohe[j0]
            y1 = value_incohe[j1]
            incohe[n] = exp((log(y0) * log(x1/x) + log(y1) * log(x/x0))/log(x1/x0))

        #photoelectric does not need to interpolate anything
        photo[energy>=energy_photo[0]] = value_photo[:]


        #convert to keV and cut at 500 keV
        energy *= 1000.
        indices = numpy.nonzero(energy<=500.)
        energy = energy[indices]
        photo  = photo[indices]
        cohe   = cohe[indices]
        incohe = incohe[indices]

        #I cut at 500 keV, I do not need to take the pair production
        total = photo + cohe + incohe

        #now I am ready to write a Specfile
        ele = Elements[i-1]
        text  = '#S %d %s\n' % (i, ele)
        text += '#N 5\n'
        labels = '#L PhotonEnergy[keV]'
        labels += '  Rayleigh(coherent)[barn/atom]'
        labels += '  Compton(incoherent)[barn/atom]'
        labels += '  CoherentPlusIncoherent[barn/atom]'
        labels += '  Photoelectric[barn/atom]'
        labels += '  TotalCrossSection[barn/atom]\n'
        if not BARNS:
            labels = labels.replace("barn/atom", "cm2/g")
            factor = (1.0E-24*AVOGADRO_NUMBER)/EPDLParser.getAtomicWeights()[i-1]
        else:
            factor = 1.0
        text += labels
        if 0:
            fformat = "%g %g %g %g %g %g\n"
        else:
            fformat = "%.6E %.6E %.6E %.6E %.6E %.6E\n"
        outfile.write(text)
        for n in range(len(energy)):
            line = fformat % (energy[n],
                              cohe[n] * factor,
                              incohe[n] * factor,
                              (cohe[n]+incohe[n]) * factor,
                              photo[n] * factor,
                              total[n] * factor)
            outfile.write(line)
    outfile.write('\n')
    outfile.close()