  ePSproc provides codes for post-processing results from ePolyScat (ePS), a
suite of codes for the calculation of quantum scattering problems, developed
and released by Luchesse \& co-workers (Gianturco et al. 1994)(Natalense and
Lucchese 1999)(R. R. Lucchese and Gianturco 2016). ePS is a powerful
computational engine for solving scattering problems, but its inherent
complexity, combined with additional post-processing requirements, ranging from
simple visualizations to more complex processing involving further calculations
based on ePS outputs, present a significant barrier to use for most
researchers. ePSproc aims to lower this barrier by providing a range of
functions for reading, processing and plotting outputs from ePS. Since ePS
calculations are currently finding multiple applications in AMO physics (see
below), ePSproc is expected to have significant reuse potential in the
community, both as a basic tool-set for researchers beginning to use ePS, and
as a more advanced post-processing suite for those already using ePS. ePSproc
is currently written for Matlab/Octave, and distributed via Github:
https://github.com/phockett/ePSproc.
