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State of Decay 2 v3 0 Serial Key

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NuDat is a web application that allows users to search and plot nuclear structure and nuclear decay data interactively. NuDat was developed by the National Nuclear Data Center (NNDC) at Brookhaven National Laboratory. It provides an interface between web users and several databases containing nuclear structure, nuclear decay and some neutron-induced nuclear reaction information.

Using NuDat, it is possible to search for nuclear level properties (energy, half-life, spin-parity), gamma-ray information (energy, intensity, multipolarity, coincidences), radiation information following nuclear decay (energy, intensity, dose), and neutron-induced reaction data from the ENDF/B-VII.0 library (thermal cross section and fission yields).

The sections of NuDat related to levels, gammas and decay are obtained from the Evaluated Nuclear Structure Data File (ENSDF). Physicists from around the world contribute to this effort. The management of ENSDF resides at the NNDC. NuDat is periodically updated to reflect changes in ENSDF.

Experimentally known nuclei are represented by a cell in the chart with the number of neutrons on the horizontal axis and the number of protons on the vertical axis. The chart can display multiple levels of zoom using the scroll wheel, pinch gestures on touch devices, or the zoom slider. When fully zoomed out, the entire chart is displayed and the magic numbers (8, 20, 28, 50, 82 and 126) are indicated. When zoomed in, only a fraction of the chart is displayed. Zooming in reveals additional information within each nucleus' cell and mouseover tooltips become more detailed. When fully zoomed in, the nucleus' name, ground state half-life, two most probable decay modes, natural abundance and the value for the currently selected property are displayed.

Ground and isomeric state information can be obtained by clicking on a given nucleus. This information is displayed under the chart of nuclides. Links to a list of levels, a level scheme, and decay radiation information are provided when available.

Additionally, it should be kept in mind that there are nuclei whose ground state have more than one decay mode, or nuclei that have levels with a wide range of half-lives. The color scheme used here over-simplifies the description of a nucleus by choosing just one color. As a result, the chart should be only used as a visualization tool. It is advised to use the full list of levels for complete information about decay modes and half-lives.

The color scale is fixed when the color code is set to "Half-life", "Decay Mode", any of the excited states or fission yields. That is, the cell color will be the same regardless of the zoom. For all the other coloring possibilities, the color scale floats around the viewport. That is, a dark red is assigned to the highest most positive value in the viewport, while a dark purple is assigned to the most negative one.

• Dataset buttons: select from all of the datasets to update the chart display.

• Current dataset: the button of the currently selected dataset is highlighted. In this case, ΔQα is displayed on the chart of nuclides.

• Current nucleus: a movable display of the currently selected nucleus with search, zoom and reset controls.

• Zoom slider: drag the slider to zoom in and out with the currently selected nucleus as the center point.

• Collapsible Menu: press the arrow to collapse or expand a side menu with additional controls.

• Dataset dropdown: select from all the datasets using a dropdown selector.

• Sync Plots: check to automatically sync the 1-D neutron and proton plots to the view of the chart of nuclides

• Uncertainty format: select either nuclear data sheets (NDS) or standard (STD) format for uncertainty values.

• Nucleus search: enter the name or proton number of the nucleus and press the search button to select the desired nucleus. The chart will snap to the selected nuclide at the current zoom level.

• Reset button: press to reset the chart to the default state.

• Export buttons: export all NuDat data as a CSV or export the current chart view as a PNG or shareable link.

• Color key: displays the units and cell colors with associated values in a key. Datasets such as half-life and decay mode have fixed scales. In this case, ΔQα is displayed with a fluid scale dependent on minimum and maximum values in keV.

• Tooltips: hover over a nuclide cell to reveal a tooltip with additional information. Tooltips vary based on the current zoom level and the selected dataset.

• Highlighted cell: the cell of the currently selected nuclide is highlighted with a magenta border.

• Rescale button: press to scale the color key to the minimum and maximum values of the current chart view.

• Help button: press to navigate to the help page.

• Data table: the ground and isomeric state information for the currently selected nucleus is displayed below the chart of nuclides.

• Additional links: available links with additional information for the currently selected nucleus are displayed below the data table.

An export link button was implemented to support collaboration and can be used to share specific views of the chart of nuclides. When pressed, a link to the current state of the chart is copied to the user's clipboard. Users can then paste the link and share their exact chart view.

• Zoom button: after clicking, users can select an area on the plot to zoom to by clicking and dragging around the desired region.

• Reset button: resets the plot to the default state.

• Y-Scale buttons: plots are in their default Y-axis scaling, but can be changed to a linear or logarithmic scale using these buttons.

• Export buttons: download the data used in the plot as a CSV or export the current plot view as a PNG

• Color key: an interactive color key is located on the right side of the plot. This key will show a limited number of colors for the corresponding proton numbers in the neutron plot, and the corresponding neutrons in the proton plot. Hovering over the key will highlight the targeted line, and clicking will select that line to preserve the highlight effect.

• Data Points: hover over a data point to display a tooltip with the corresponding information. Clicking a data point selects and highlights the corresponding line.

• Zoom button: after clicking, users can select an area on the plot to zoom to by clicking and dragging around the desired region.

• Reset button: resets the plot to the default state.

• X-Axis dropdown: select an observable property to plot on the X-axis.

• Y-Axis dropdown: select an observable property to plot on the Y-axis.

• Group By dropdown: select Proton (Z) #, Neutron (N) #, Atomic Mass (A) # to group the data points.

• Filter Button: click to open a filter window to filter by observable properties.

• Export buttons: download the data used in the plot as a CSV or export the current plot view as a PNG

• X-Scale dropdown: select X-axis scale.

• Y-Scale dropdown: select Y-axis scale.

• Draw Lines dropdown: select whether to draw lines for the selected points, all points or none.

• Uncertainty dropdown: select whether to draw the uncertainty for the selected points, all points or none.

• Odd/Even checkboxes: check to display odd or even values for Proton (Z) # or Neutron (N) #. No selection or odd and even checked for a value will display all values.

• Grouped by search: enter a number and press the search button to select the desired points grouped by (Z, N, A). The plot will highlight the corresponding points.

• Color key: an interactive color key is located on the right side of the plot. This key will show a limited number of colors for the corresponding values that the data is grouped by. Hovering over the key will highlight the targeted line, and clicking will select that line to preserve the highlight effect. The currently selected line is displayed at the top.

• Tooltip: hover over a data point to display a tooltip with the nuclide name, Proton (Z) #, Neutron (N) # and selected observable properties.

• Data Points: clicking a data point selects and highlights the corresponding points. By default lines through the points and uncertainties are drawn for the highlighted points.

Levels with unknown value of absolute energy but with a known relative energy, like instance levels noted as X+500, are plotted at an arbitrarily chosen value of 200 keV from the ground state, i.e. X+500 will appear at 700 keV. Additionally, the neutron separation Energy (Sn) and the proton separation energy (Sp) are indicated in the level scheme.

For Inception v3, tests show RMSProp giving the best results in terms of maximumaccuracy and time to attain it, with momentum a close second. Thus RMSprop isset as the default optimizer. The parameters used are:decay \(\alpha\) = 0.9, momentum \(\beta\) = 0.9, and\(\epsilon\) = 1.0.

Even though this calculation is an Infinite Impulse Response (IIR) filter, the decay factorestablishes an effective window where most of the energy (or relevant samples)resides, as shown in the following diagram:

The \(\alpha^k\) values decay with increasing k, so only asubset of the samples will have a sizable influence on \(\hat\theta_t+T+1\).The rule of thumb for the decay factor value is:\(\frac 1 1-\alpha\), which corresponds to \(\alpha\) = 200for =0.995.

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