MOduli Space Explorer: Python program to study moduli spaces of elliptic fibrations.

• Generating a K-wall network data
  1. In the root directory that contains mose directory, start the python interpreter.
  2. >>> import mose
  3. Load a configuration file.
  4. Load it interactively. * >>> config = mose.load_config() * A file dialog window opens, select a configuration file to use.
  5. Or give the file name as an argument. * >>> config = mose.load_config('default.ini').
  6. The returned value is MoseConfig that contains all the configuration information.
  7. Run analysis, which returns data.
  8. To get a K-wall network at a fixed phase, run * >>> data = mose.analysis(config, phase=1.0)
  9. To get multiple K-wall networks according to the configuration, run * >>> data = mose.analysis(config)
• Plotting a K-wall network
  1. Run make_plots.
  • >>> k_wall_network_plot, ms_wall_plot = mose.make_plots(config, data)
  1. According to the setup, you can either:
  • Hover the mouse cover over the object to display its label, or
  • Click an object in each figure to display its label and press d to delete all the displayed labels.
• Saving the data
  1. >>> mose.save(config, data, k_wall_network_plot, ms_wall_plot, data_dir='data/name/', open_dialog=False)
  • This saves config.ini, data.mose, and plots in png`` files at data/name/``` directory.
  1. >>> mose.save(config, data, k_wall_network_plot, ms_wall_plot)
  • This opens a directory dialog window to select a directory to save config.ini and data.mose.
• Loading the data
  1. Load it interactively.
  • >>> config, data = mose.load()
  • Then you first get a directory dialog window to select a directory that contains the configuration & the data file. Select a directory and it returns (config, data).
  1. Or give the directory name as an argument.
  • >>> config, data = mose.load('data/name/').

• In the root directory, there is an executable Python script main.py. Running it without any option prints the help screen.
• For example, if you want to run mose with
  • default.ini configuration file,
  • for a fixed phase at 1.0,
  • producing its plot,
  • and saving the resulting data at data/yyyy-mm-dd-tt-mm,

> ./main.py --config-file=default.ini --phase=1.0 --show-plot --save-data

• If you want to load a data and show the plot,

> ./main.py --load-data --show-plot

1. Then you first get a directory dialog window to select a directory that contains the configuration & the data file. Select a directory and mose plots the K-wall network.