各位好!我下载了一个关于矿物化学成分软件是基于Mathematica软件的,之前我有一点学习VB语言的基础,在用软件的过程中,可能是一个调用“B88”总是显示红色,不知是不是这个Mathematica软件不识别我下载的这个矿物化学成分计算软件: & W4 }" p; s( O3 I2 C! ] % Y: d, }0 H4 ~3 t(* This notebook contains examples for the PET-functions $ X; V8 Z1 Z, \-CalcFormula- calculate mineral formulae (and mole fractions)! [* K, }8 K1 q& X# x
-TransformDatFile- transform microprobe data-files (JEOL_JX \8 d' e/ U) K$ [3 j- U& Y4 P" G$ O
8600) to PET-readable format , y. a/ g7 q, _8 F-MakeAnalysisTable- make a usual table of mineralchemical \ 5 l. D( q- y }5 \5 ?analyses (wt.% and formula units) *) ( @) o) |% q5 z! m6 \(* This top-cell must be run once before any example can be \ 6 w, ]8 s6 l8 V6 xperformed. *) " s( N7 W7 g, h+ l( M! h0 C) J# i ?2 C: C W# H5 W! V, W
(* Define the directory, where the PET-files reside (e.g. C:\Eigene \& @1 y$ T" A' c2 f# @" P
Dateien\Pet) and load PET. *) % V* Q* `4 E+ o1 M; g, t$PetDirectory = "C:\Eigene Dateien\Pet"; : u1 r& W# [9 J* w2 lSetDirectory[$PetDirectory];5 a' ?7 @* v. ?# i) H* ^: w
DeclarePackage["DEFDAT`", {"Dataset"}]; 6 H$ ^: F g0 [" cDataset[Dataset -> B88]; J. E( K( [5 S5 h5 {9 v3 R% a: e( q& k0 B8 ?+ a. I' f
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% K2 V: b6 D0 J; L, _另一个相关的“DEFDAT”:1 n) U8 {8 [3 l+ K2 z' T
(* Name: DEFDAT` ) U9 V4 R* k9 D9 Y7 n9 n
package of PET: Petrological Elementary Tools 2 P1 |( M4 M& S$ N' I* l
Computers & Geoscience 24:219-235 *) L$ `6 `" t( C2 F$ g/ l
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(* Summary: this package declares various PET-functions *)# y1 r. v' N( N
/ [; m- V- T+ u( U& s, X(* Author: Edgar Dachs, Department of Mineralogy A) N9 y7 m5 \% t5 K4 ?University of Salzburg, Austria+ f8 Z; [) E0 W3 R+ Y, D
email: edgar.dachs@sbg.ac.at 2 y% p$ e7 F- Clast update: 11-2002 *) # z* M) Z- ^, i) A) Z3 c+ w6 |0 `$ `9 V
BeginPackage["DEFDAT`"] + d+ C9 U8 d' Q" T6 m6 I7 R 5 R8 Y! g- S0 C' _5 S! j/ }Dataset::usage = "Dataset[Dataset-> ...] selects the thermodynamic dataset to be used.\n\n ' l3 o% Y* D. sThe following data sets are available, loaded with:\n\n! M2 [+ j% ^: C y& h: t
Berman (1988) J Petrol 29:445-522 Dataset[Dataset -> B88]\n : a/ f" Y+ e2 x; Q8 @2 w, ?. g3 aHolland & Powell (1998) J metam Geol 16:309-343 Dataset[Dataset -> HP31], or\n% X( _& y. r1 ?; U5 I0 i0 m P( a
Dataset[Dataset -> HP32]\n ; I: I. A, T8 i* AGottschalk (1997) Eur J Mineral 9:175-223 Dataset[Dataset -> G97]\n\n 9 p( a" I8 v+ } sSee G::usage for more details.\n2 e9 ^; ~' z, d" q/ l
\"31\" or \"32\" following \"HP\" indicates that the thermodynamic data have been\n$ |- C1 R* O& i) }7 `) E) n* m
converted from THERMOCALC-versions 3.1 or 3.2 of Holland & Powell respectively.\n - S1 B6 g) i$ J; D& |9 H P- I) {When you start PET, a subdirectory \"/work\" is created by default, from which all user-files\n 8 U) P% e* G! g, ~! q0 z% g$ ~( B8 @(e.g. mineralchemical data files) are read and all files produced by PET are written to.\n6 ^7 J6 k& d/ g$ d' H
To create a new subdirectory for that purpose, you can use the option:\n+ O( P+ |; w* S4 n: B
WorkDirectory -> \"/directory_name\"\n. g8 J% r( J. n/ @' d
Example: Dataset[Dataset -> B88, WorkDirectory -> \"sample_xy\"]\n4 g1 [, W; I1 @2 N& d' r
This loads PET with the Berman data set and reads/writes all user files from/to the\n # R# _$ p4 ~, a4 Y/ Ysubdirectory named \"sample_xy\".\n 0 P( e2 k1 `. e& K8 gCalled from: User.\n & w$ C3 ?+ f/ X/ CPackage name: DEFDAT.m\n( O9 H) I4 q4 V5 [5 [
PET: Petrological Elementary Tools, (c) Edgar Dachs." , }3 R0 J8 g* [: S1 a* Y+ R