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% In this help, the global variables Apat_list_index and Apat_list are explained
%
% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Apat_list_index is the global variable that provides the link between old
% old fixed named PATs and the arbitrarily long list of new PATs;
% Apat_list_index is an NSpec x 4 cell array of strings; each row holds names
% for one spectrum; the columns are
% COL STRING
% 1 Name of Current PAT
% 2 Name of Temporary PAT (overrides Current in getPATByName)
% 3 Name of External PAT
% 4 Name of Auxiliary PAT
% The names may be empty strings, in which case the corresponding PAT doesn't
% exist.
%
% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Apat_list is the global variable holding all Peak Analysis Tables (PATs)
% for all spectra that have currently been loaded into aatami's memory.
% It is an NSpec x 1 cell array, where NSpec is the number of spectra loaded.
%
% Apat_list{sn, 1}, where sn is a spectrum running number, is a list of all
% PATs that have been created for the snth spectrum. It is a NPAT x 7
% cell array, where Apat_list{sn, 1}{patnr, :} gives all information
% related to PAT number patnr. These are in detail:
%
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patnr, 1} PAT Name
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patnr, 2} PAT double data
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patnr, 3} PAT string flag data
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patnr, 4} PAT cell data
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patnr, 5} calibration names
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patnr, 6} Nuclide Reference Peak index
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patnr, 7} Nuclide Analysis Table (NAT)
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patnr, 8} Administrative Information
%
% 1) PAT NAME
% name of the PAT; a string consisting of the data source and a running
% number.
% Possible data sources are 'Internal', 'IDC', 'Sampo', 'Automated'
%
% 2) PAT double data
% an NPeaks x 45 double array containing numeric data for each peak.
% the entry (pn, k) holds the k'th variable for the pnth peak in this pat.
% The variables in detail are:
% k Description Remark
% 1 Centroid (r)
% 2 Centroid Uncertainty (n)
% 3 Energy (a)
% 4 Energy Uncertainty (n)
% 5 FWHM_Channels (r)
% 6 FWHM_Energy (a)
% 7 FWHM_Energy_Uncertainty (n)
% 8 Step Ratio (a)
% 9 Step Ratio Uncertainty (n)
% 10 Tail (a)
% 11 Tail Uncertainty (n)
% 12 Net Area (r)
% 13 Net Area Uncertainty (n)
% 14 Meak Background Counts (b)
% 15 Peak Search Sensitivity (at finding) (b)
% 16 Significance (b)
% 17 Significance error (n)
% 18 Multiplet flag (a)
% 19 Efficiency (a)
% 20 Efficiency Error (n)
% 21 Breit-Wigner gamma (s)
% 22 Breit-Wigner gamma uncertainty (s)
% 23 Emission rate (n)
% 24 Emission rate uncertainty (n)
% 25 Coincidence correction factor (s)
% 26 Coincidence correction factor uncertainty(s)
% 27 LineEnergy (s)
% 28 LineEnergyUncertainty (s)
% 29 Yield (s)
% 30 Yield Error (s)
% 31 Reference ID (s)
% 32 obsolete: Reference Pointer (s)
% 33 obsolete: Branching Ratio (s)
% 34 Currie's LC (b)
% 35 Currie's LD (b)
% 36 Mean Signed Residual
% 37 Mean Unsigned Residual
% 38 Flag whether variables 36 and 37 are up to date
% 39 Calculated Net Area of Summation peaks (s)
% 40 Error of Summation peak area (s)
% 41 Total Baseline Area (1+f)*BC (b)
% 42 Error of Efficiency Ratio to Reference Peak (a)
% 43 Tail Alpha (a)
% 44 Upper Tail (a)
% 45 Upper Tail Alpha (a)
% 46 Neutron Lump Model Beta
% 47 Neutron Lump Model Delta
%
% Remarks:
% r) required, must contain reasonable values
% a) may be NaN, in which case the "true" value is calculated
% b) updated whenever the baseline changes
% s) sometimes NaN, if not (yet) applicable
% n) not available, always NaN for internal PATs, may change in future
%
% 3) PAT String flag data
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{j, 3} is a NPeaks*30 string array with following entries
% (pn, l), where pn is the peak number and l the index listed below
%
% l name values
% 1 Source 'E' External
% 'A' Artificial Peaks
% 'B' Background Peaks
% 'M' Mariscotti Peak Search
% 'R' Residual Peak Search
% 'I' Manually inserted
% 'L' Library inserted
% 'N' inserted by natural RN model
% 'S' inserted by summation peak model
% 'G' neutron-induced lumps in germanium
% 2: 5 ?
% 6: 7 'ct'
% 8 Centroid Method 'Q' Quickfit
% 'F' Full Fit
% 'U' User Defined
% 'E' External
% 'T' Tied Multiplet fitting (relative energy)
% 'M' Mariscotti Centroid
% 'L' Library Energy (converted to centroid)
% 'G' Special Library Energy (Neutron Lumps)
% 9 Free '0' ct wasn't free in last fitting of this peak
% '1' ct was free in last fitting of this peak
% 10:11 'na'
% 12 NetArea Method 'Q' Quickfit
% 'F' Full Fit
% 'U' User Defined
% 'E' External
% 'T' Tied Multiplet fitting
% 'C' Calculated from reference lines
% 'S' Summation above reliable baseline
% 's' summation above quick-and-dirty baseline
% 'G' fitting of neutron lump area
% 13 NetArea Free '0' na wasn't free in last fitting of this peak
% '1' na was free in last fitting of this peak
% 14:15 'fw'
% 16 FWHM Method 'Q' Quickfit
% 'F' Full Fit
% 'U' User Defined
% 'E' External
% 'C' Calibration value (converted to fwhm_ch)
% 'G' Calibration value with add-on (lumps)
% 17 FWHM Free (0|1)
% 18:25 ?
% 26 Spurious (S|.) marked spurious
% 27 Reviewed (R|.) marked reviewed
% 28 TailChanged (T|.) tail changed since last fitting
% 29 ResChanged (R|.) resolution changed since last fitting
% 29:30 ?
%
% 4) PAT cell data
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patNr, 4} is a NPeaks x 3 cell array for variable length
% peak data; Apat_list{sn, 1}{patNr, 4}{pn, j} is the following:
% j Field contents
% 1 soft nuclide identification (nuclide contributes)
% 2 hard nuclide identification (peak claimed to be explained)
%
% 5) calibration names
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patNr, 5} is a 5 x 1 cell string with following entries
% 1 energy calibration name
% 2 resolution calibration name
% 3 efficiency calibration name
% 4 tot_efficiency calibration name
% 5 tail calibration name
% 6 step calibration name
%
% each of these names is the key to the list of corresponding calibrations
% for the respective spectrum (see helpAcal_para). If the string is empty,
% no calibration is available.
%
% 6) Nuclide Reference Peak index
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patNr, 6} is a 1 x 1 structure having normalized nuclide
% names as fields
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patNr, 6}.Nuc1.ReferenceID tells that peak with ReferenceID
% is the reference Peak for this nuclide
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patNr, 6}.Nuc1.BranchingRatio gives the branching ratio
% between reference nuclide and this nuclide.
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patNr, 6}.Nuc1.Exists tells whether reference peak exists
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patNr, 6}.Nuc1.IsMayor tells whether the reference comes
% from the same nuclide (true) or not (false)
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{patNr, 6}.Nuc1.HasOthers tells whether this nuclide is
% reference to others in balance (true) or not (false)
%
% 7) Nuclide Analysis Table (NAT)
% The nuclide analysis table contains Nuclide quantification data usually
% mirroring PAT data. For external sources, however, PAT and NAT may not
% be consistent.
% NAT = Apat_list{sn, 1}{patNr, 6};
% NAT{1} - Nuclide Keyline Activities
% NAT{2} - Nuclide Weighted Activities
% NAT{3} - Isotope Ratios
% NAT{4} - MDA/MDCs
% NAT{5} - Activity/Concentration Reference Time Points
% NAT{6} - Update-Flag
%
% NAT{1} - Nuclide Keyline activities
% 2x1 cell array
% NAT{1}{1, 1}
% NNuc x 1 cell string
% NAT{1}{1}{ln, 1} - Nuclide Name
% NAT{1}{2, 1}
% NNuc x 25 double array
% NAT{1}{2}(ln, 1) - Keyline Energy
% NAT{1}{2}(ln, 2) - Net Area
% NAT{1}{2}(ln, 3) - Net Area Error (%)
% NAT{1}{2}(ln, 4) - Coincidence Correction Factor
% NAT{1}{2}(ln, 5) - CCF Error (%)
% NAT{1}{2}(ln, 6) - Efficiency
% NAT{1}{2}(ln, 7) - Efficiency Error (%)
% NAT{1}{2}(ln, 8) - Yield
% NAT{1}{2}(ln, 9) - Yield Error (%)
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,10) - Effective Half Life (days)
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,11) - Error of Effective Half Life (%) NEW
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,12) - Decay Correction Factor to acquisition start
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,13) - Decay Correction Factor to collection start (IDC)
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,14) - Activity at acq-start
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,15) - Activity Error (%)
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,16) - Exp. activity in air at col-start
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,17) - Exp. concentration in air at col-start
% NEW
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,18) - Raw Activity
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,19) - Raw Activity Error (%)
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,20) - Aquisition Correction
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,21) - Aquisition Correction Error (%)
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,22) - Wait(Decay) Correction
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,23) - Wait(Decay) Correction Error (%)
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,24) - Collection Correction (Model)
% NAT{1}{2}(ln,25) - Collection Correction Error (%)
%
% NAT{2} - Nuclide Weighted Activities
% 2x1 cell array
% NAT{2}{1, 1}
% NNuc x 1 cell string
% NAT{2}{1}{ln, 1} - Nuclide Name
% NAT{2}{2, 1}
% NNuc x 16 double array
% NAT{2}{2}(ln, 1) - Activity at acq-start
% NAT{2}{2}(ln, 2) - Activity uncertainty (%)
% NAT{2}{2}(ln, 3) - Activity in air at col-start
% NAT{2}{2}(ln, 4) - concentration in air at col-start
% NAT{2}{2}(ln, 5) - Number of lines used
% NAT{2}{2}(ln, 6) - Variance of activity
% NAT{2}{2}(ln, 7) - Effective Half life in days
% NAT{2}{2}(ln, 8) - Error of Effective Halflife (%)
%NEW
% NAT{2}{2}(ln, 9) - Raw Activity
% NAT{2}{2}(ln,10) - Raw Activity Error (%)
% NAT{2}{2}(ln,11) - Aquisition Correction
% NAT{2}{2}(ln,12) - Aquisition Correction Error (%)
% NAT{2}{2}(ln,13) - Wait(Decay) Correction
% NAT{2}{2}(ln,14) - Wait(Decay) Correction Error (%)
% NAT{2}{2}(ln,15) - Collection Correction (Model)
% NAT{2}{2}(ln,16) - Collection Correction Error (%)
%
% NAT{3} - Isotope Ratios
% 2x1 cell array
% NAT{3}{1, 1}
% NRatios x 2 cell array
% NAT{3}{1}{ln, 1} - Nuclide1 Name
% NAT{3}{1}{ln, 2} - Nuclide2 Name
% NAT{3}{2, 1}
% NRatios x 30 double array
% NAT{3}{2}(ln, 1) - Required Line Energy 1 (NaN: take key line)
% NAT{3}{2}(ln, 2) - Required Line Energy 2 (NaN: take key line)
% NAT{3}{2}(ln, 3) - Use NetArea Uncertainties (*)
% NAT{3}{2}(ln, 4) - Use Efficiency Uncertainty (**)
% NAT{3}{2}(ln, 5) - Use Yield Uncertainties (*)
% NAT{3}{2}(ln, 6) - Use CCF Uncertainties (*)
% NAT{3}{2}(ln, 7) - Line Energy 1
% NAT{3}{2}(ln, 8) - Line Energy 2
% NAT{3}{2}(ln, 9) - NetArea 1
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,10) - NetArea1 Uncertainty
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,11) - NetArea 2
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,12) - NetArea2 Uncertainty
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,13) - Efficiency1
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,14) - Efficiency1 Uncertainty
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,15) - Efficiency2
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,16) - Efficiency2 Uncertainty
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,17) - Yield1
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,18) - Yield1 Error (%)
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,19) - Yield2
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,20) - Yield2 Error (%)
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,21) - CCF1
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,22) - CCF1 Error (%)
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,23) - CCF2
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,24) - CCF2 Error (%)
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,25) - K_decay1
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,26) - K_decay2
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,27) - Halflife1
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,28) - Halflife2
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,29) - Activity Ratio (1/2)
% NAT{3}{2}(ln,30) - Activity Ratio Uncertainty (%)
%
% (*) : NaN - never use; 0 - use if available
% (**) : NaN - never use; 0 - use if available, >0 - use fixed value (%)
%
% NAT{4} - MDA/MDC results
% NAT{4}{1}{ln, 1} - Nuclide Name
% NAT{4}{2}(ln, 1) - Line Energy
% NAT{4}{2}(ln, 2) - MDA
% NAT{4}{2}(ln, 3) - MDC
%
% NAT{5} - Reference Time Points
% NAT{5}(1, 1) - Sample Activity Reference Time Point for keyline activities
% NAT{5}(2, 1) - Air Concentration Reference Time Point for keyline activities
% NAT{5}(3, 1) - Sample Activity Reference Time Point for weighted activities
% NAT{5}(4, 1) - Air Concentration Reference Time Point for weighted activities
% NAT{5}(5, 1) - Sample Activity Reference Time Point for isotope ratios
% NAT{5}(6, 1) - Air Concentration Reference Time Point for isotope ratios
% NAT{5}(7, 1) - Unused
% NAT{5}(8, 1) - Reference Time Point for MDA/MDC
% NAT{5}(9, 1) - Requested Reporting Time Point (NaN: report as is)
%
% NAT{6} - Update-Flag
% 0: NAT up to date
% 1: update required
%
% 8) Administrative information
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{j, 8}{1} - analysis type (Automated|Reviewed|Unknown)
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{j, 8}{2} - organization performing analysis
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{j, 8}{3} - analyst carrying out analysis
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{j, 8}{4} - software used for analysis
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{j, 8}{5} - software version string
% Apat_list{sn, 1}{j, 8}{6} - analysis completion date, last change (datenum)
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function [patEntry] = emptyPAT(sn, flag)
%% return empty PAT for spectrum sn
%% @param sn spectrum number
%% @param flag PAT type flag, 0: external, 1: internal
%% @return patEntry empty PAT
%% @see defaultPeakData
% File: /ctbto/evaprojects/aatami/source/functions/SCCS/s.emptyPAT.m
% $Revision: 1.1 $ $Date: 03/02/05
% WORK: get spectrum-specific vars
% size of double, char and cell variables
NPatVar = 55;
NPatStr = 30;
NPatCell = 3;
nat_update = flag;
name = '';
p = zeros(0, NPatVar);
f = char(zeros(0, NPatStr));
c = cell(0, NPatCell);;
dc = {'', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''};
nucidx = [];
nat = { { cell(0, 1); zeros(0, 25) } % keyline activities
{ cell(0, 1); zeros(0, 16) } % weighted activities
{ cell(0, 2); zeros(0, 30) } % isotope ratios
{ cell(0, 1); zeros(0, 4) } % mda/mdc
repmat(NaN, 9, 1) % reference times
nat_update }; % update flag
%
if flag
[analyst, mode] = getatvar('Analyst', 'AnalysisMode');
org = getSetup('Organization');
vers = aaVersionNumber;
admin = {mode, org, analyst, 'aatami', vers, 0};
else
admin = {'unknown', 'unknown', 'unknown', 'unknown', 'unknown', 0};
end
patEntry = {name, p, f, c, dc, nucidx, nat, admin};
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% NUMERIC:
1 % Centroid directly read from data
2 % CentroidErr directly read from data, currently always NaN for internal PATs
3 % EnergyPAT energy value given in PAT, must be NaN for internal PATs
4 % Energy EnergyPAT for peaks where EnergyPAT is NaN; for other peaks
% the value of energy calibration at Centroid is evaluated.
5 % EnergyErr directly read from data, currently always NaN for internal PATs
6 % LineEnergy library line energy of the nuclide with which the peak was
% assoziated.
7 % LineEnergyErr Line energy error read from PAT
8 % FWHM_ChPAT PAT value of FWHM value in channels, must not be NaN for
% internal PATs
9 % FWHM_Ch FWHM_ChPAT, where this is not NaN; where it is NaN, using
% FWHM / dE
10 % FWHMPAT FWHM in energy range read directly from PAT. Always NaN for
% internal
11 % FWHM FWHMPAT, where not NaN; where Nan, use dE*FWHM_Ch
12 % FWHMErr FWHM error estimate, read directly from PAT; currently always
% NaN for internal PATs
13 % FWHMFitted FWHM, where FWHMIsFitted, NaN else
14 % BWWidthPAT Breit-Wigner width for x-rays, in keV, NaN for normal peaks
15 % BWWidth BWWidthPAT, but 0 where NaN
16 % BWWidthChan BWWidth in channel units
17 % StepRatioPAT Step Ratio (Step/NetArea) in PAT, may be NaN
18 % StepRatioErr Step Ratio error read from PAT, currently always NaN
19 % StepRatio StepRatioPAT, where not NaN, else using calibration
20 % Step NetArea * StepRatio
21 % StepErr NetArea * StepRatioErr
22 % ManualTail Tailing parameter read from PAT, may be NaN
23 % Tail ManualTail, where not NaN; where NaN, tail calibration value
% of energy;
24 % TailErr Tail uncertainty read from PAT, currently always NaN for
% internal PATs
25 % TailAlpha Calibration Alpha value for lower tail
26 % UpperTail Calibration Tail Parameter for upper tails
27 % UpperTailAlpha Calibration Tail Alpha for upper tails
28 % NetArea Net area value read from PAT
29 % NetAreaFree flag if net area should be free (has not been calculated)
30 % AreaErrorPAT net area error read from PAT, currently always NaN for internal
% PATs
31 % AreaError AreaErrorPAT, where not NaN; where NaN, calculated from
% NetArea and Baseline area
32 % AreaErrorP 100*AreaError/NetArea
33 % NetAreaCalculated net area calculated from reference peaks (counts)
34 % NetAreaCalcError error of calculated net area (%)
35 % NACalcMin Calculated Net area, but reference net area substituted by
% LC for too small peaks (or 1 if LC < 1)
36 % NetAreaCalcUTest u-test for calculated versus current net area (only
% reasonable for peaks fitted independently of reference peak).
37 % SumPeakArea calculated area of summation peak (counts)
38 % SumPeakAreaErr error of summation peak area (counts)
39 % PeakShare (SumPeakArea or NetAreaCal) / NetArea
40 % Activity Nuclide activity, decay corrected to acquisition start (assuming
% no feeding in
41 % EmissionRatePAT emission rate, read from PATcurrently always NaN
42 % EmissionRate currently EmissionRatePAT
43 % EmissionRateErr emission rate error, read from PAT
44 % CCFPAT coincidence correction factor read from PAT,
% currently always NaN
45 % CCF CCFPAT, if that is not NaN, 1 otherwise
46 % CCFErr Error of CCF in % of CCF, if NaN in PAT, then 10*abs(1-CCF)
47 % MeanBackCount mean background count read from PAT; for internal PATs updated
% whenever baseline changes
48 % Sensitivity Peak Search sensitivity at finding, read from PAT; may be NaN
49 % Significance Significance value read from PAT; for internal PATs updated
% whenever baseline changes
50 % SignificanceErr significance uncertainty read from PAT, currently NaN for
% internal PATs
51 % LC Currie's minimum NetArea for accepting peak
52 % LD Currie's NetArea that should lead to reliable detection
53 % SignedResidual Mean signed residual (patBaseVar)
54 % UnsignedResidual Mean unsigned residual (patBaseVar)
55 % MultipletPAT multiplet flag (0|1) read from PAT, must be NaN for internal PATs
56 % Multiplet MultipletPAT, where not NaN; where NaN, calculated from
% Centroid, NetArea and FWHM_Ch
57 % dE Energy Slope calculated from Centroid using Energy Calibration;
% if no energy calibration for that PAT, use current calibration;
% if no current calibration, return NaN
58 % EfficiencyPAT efficiency value read from PAT; always NaN for internal PATs
59 % Efficiency EfficiencyPAT, where not NaN; where NaN, calculated from
% efficiency calibration of Energy
60 % EfficiencyErr efficiency uncertainty read from PAT; currently always NaN for
% internal PATs
61 % RefEfficiencyErr uncertainty of the efficiency ratio between the peak
% and it's reference peak. If the value in PAT is NaN, the
% uncertainties of the efficiencies will be propagated.
62 % LineDeviation LineEnergy - Energy
63 % Res Resolution calibration value at Energy
64 % Res_Ch Res/dE
65 % FWHMIsFitted boolean whether FWHM comes from aatami fitting, calculated from
% FitFlags
66 % Index peak numbers
67 % CountsPerSecond NetArea/LiveTime
68 % appERate apparent Emmision Rate CountsPerSecond/Efficiency
69 % Yield Library Line Yield (1 for 100%)
70 % YieldErr Library Line Yield Uncertainty
71 % HalfLife Nuclide half life (days)
72 % EffectiveHalflife effective nuclide half life (days). For nuclides that are
% in an equilibrium-decay-chain, this is the halflife of the
% mother feeding the chain
73 % ReferenceID Unique ID numbers for reference peaks, NaN otherwise (in PAT)
74 % RefPointer Pointer to reference peak ID of nuclide assoziated with the
% peak, calculated from NuclideIntenal and nuclide Structure
75 % ReferencePN Peak Number of reference peak, if peak has reference peak,
% NaN otherwise
76 % PeakIdentified currently flag whether peak bears valid hard identification
77 % BranchingRatio Branching Ratio between peak and its reference (equilibrium)
%
% Fixed length strings; character array NPeak * l
% Name l description
1 % Source 1 source flag read from PAT
2 % FitFlags 12 fitting flags in format 'ct**na**wt**' read from PAT
3 % Spurious 1 Spurious flag read from PAT
4 % Reviewed 1 Reviewed flag read from PAT
5 % TailChanged 1 Tail changed flag, read from PAT
6 % ResChanged 1 Resolution calibration changed flag, read from PAT
7 % TailFlag 1 Flag if ManualTail is NaN or finite
8 % MultipletStr 1 Flag if Multiplet is 0 or 1 ('.' or 'M')
9 % SignificanceFlag 1 flag according to Significance
10 % NetAreaFlag 1 where net area comes from
%
% Variable lengths strings (cell vector)
1 % NuclideSoft Soft identification from PAT
2 % NuclideHard Hard identification from PAT
3 % NuclideInternal normalized name of nuclide
4 % Nuclide NuclideHard, probably followed by NuclideSoft
5 % HalfLifeStr Nuclide half life as string, with time unit
6 % EffectiveHalflifeStr Effective nuclide half life as string, including unit
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