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Hi Sigve, this request does not merge cleanly and I am unsure what to take in Rheology.py. Henrik
Yes I noticed. Would it help if I pushed a new file Rheology_new.py that can replace Rheology.py.
Also, is it ok if I "mess around" a bit in the C-layer?
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Dear Sigve,
it would be great if you could put a version that works for you, Christos and Mohsen.
As for the C-layer. Sure go ahead and let me know.
Henrik
On 05/07/16 15:07, Sigve Karolius wrote:
Yes I noticed. Would it help if I pushed a new file Rheology_new.py that can replace Rheology.py.
Also, is it ok if I "mess around" a bit in the C-layer?
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Note that the inputs to the Rheology model is now "T, shear, X, mu, ST", but that Rheology_Arrhenius is called as before: "T, shear, X, mu0, mu1, mu, ST".
Therefore, as discussed in Madrid you will now call the Rheology_arrhenius model, which in turns calls the Rheology model.