By default if no input file is provided, the local P(u) and I(u) laws are computed assuming Chandrasekhar’s profile. If one wants to use pre-defined P(u) and I(u) values, they must be defined in a ASCII file with three columns having the format
By default, if no input file is provided, the local polarization degree P(μ) and intensity I(μ) are computed assuming Chandrasekhar’s scattering profile.
u P(u) I(u)
If pre-defined P(μ) and I(μ) laws are to be used, they must be provided in an ASCII file with three columns in the format
Then, the file is passed from shell as
μ P(μ) I(μ)
The file is then passed from the shell as
simulfile=/path_to_file/user_file
Note that P(u) must not be in percentage (i.e. x 100) but just as a fraction of 1, while
the intensity I(u) must be defined as normalizaed to the value I(u=1)
Note that P(μ) must be given as a fraction (i.e. not multiplied by 100), while the intensity I(μ) must be normalized to I(μ=1).
Compute polarization degree and polarization angle for a boundary layer with latitude 45 degrees and observer viewing angle 70 degrees, using P(μ) and I(μ) read from a file