Single-Particle Electrodynamics - Assassination Science

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G.2.5
checkrs: Checking of inner integrals
The program checkrs does not actually use any of the computer algebra
libraries used for the above programs, but is instead a rudimentary numerical
integration program that computes an result required in the verification of
the r s integrals in Chapter 6. It is listed here along with the other ANSI C
programs for convenience.
G.3 Running the programs
Although all of the results of the computer algebra program are listed explicitly
in this thesis, some readers may be interested in running the programs
themselves, to observe the computations being performed first-hand.
To do so, one requires the following: a computer system with an ANSI C
compiler installed; a computer system with a “big” implementation of TEX
and LaT E X installed (not necessarily the same system); and the thirty-three
files listed in Table G.1 that are included in digital copies of this thesis. One
also needs to know how to carry out the instructions below on the computer
systems in question.
The twenty-four files ending with .c and .h must be copied to the computer
system equipped with the ANSI C compiler.
Table G.1 should be consulted to determine which .c files are required
for the program desired; these should be compiled, and the resulting object
files linked.
The resultant binary file should then be run; the program will output text
both to the display device, and simultaneously to the relevant file listed in
the ‘Output filename’ column of Table G.2. This output file, together with
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