On the Python side, there's a critical bug with the multiplication of transmission and absorption coefficients where factor is squared before tacking on the next coefficient. In the current configuration, that simply means the Mylar correction is getting counted twice, but the situation would have exponentiated as more materials were added to the optical path.
ehsteve
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8 years ago
On the Python side, there's a critical bug with the multiplication of transmission and absorption coefficients where
factoris squared before tacking on the next coefficient. In the current configuration, that simply means the Mylar correction is getting counted twice, but the situation would have exponentiated as more materials were added to the optical path.@ehsteve Review and merge ASAP;