LVE: General Description

Purpose 

Data Files 

The first line of the file should contain the sample parameters separated by semi-colons (;). It may contain any number of parameters which will be read and saved as file-parameter in RepTate. In unit-aware applications, a file parameter value may also include an explicit unit, for example Mw=1131 Da;T=25 ºC;gdot=0.1 1/s;.
Then the data columns should appear, separated by spaces or tabs.
In unit-aware applications, column headers may include units in square brackets or parentheses, for example t [min] or G' [kPa]. See Units for the supported units and current limitations.

`.tts` extension 

Text files with .tts extension should be organised as follows:

.tts files should contain at least the parameter values for the:
1. sample molar mass Mw,
2. temperature T.
3 columns separated by spaces or tabs containing respectively:
1. frequency, \(\omega\),
2. elastic modulus, \(G'\),
3. loss modulus \(G''\).

Other columns will be ignored. A correct .tts file looks like:

T=-35;CTg=14.65;dx12=0;isof=true;Mw=13.5;chem=PI;PDI=1.04;
1.90165521264016E+0000      7.38023647054321E+0001      1.35152457625702E+0004     -2.99910000000000E+0001
3.01392554124040E+0000      1.99063258930248E+0002      2.14834778959042E+0004     -2.99900000000000E+0001
4.51700049635957E+0000      3.72861375546198E+0002      3.17756716623334E+0004     -3.99960000000000E+0001
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