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When the differences in the periods can be described in terms of mathematical functions which can be written or accessed in Fortran (or some other machine language), relative simplicity in lattice description can be retained; it is not necessary to go to an enumeration of each and every element in the MAD input file. This can be achieved by producing the necessary machine element definitions as a Fortran output file which looks like lines of MAD definitions and then using this file later to be part of the MAD input definition.

FORTRAN Code Additions for Inclusion of Special Functions in MAD