Closed wtbarnes closed 5 years ago
The tabulated_gravity (and tabulated_cross_section) pre-processor directives in HYDRAD are now defunct and replaced with USE_POLY_FIT_TO_GRAVITY and USE_POLY_FIT_TO_MAGNETIC_FIELD; this is because tabulated values are no longer used for either of these quantities. Instead, polynomial (6th order) fits are made and evaluated to find g(s) and B(s).
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Currently there are separate options for tabulated_gravity_profile and tabulated_gravity_file. If tabulated_gravity_profile exists, tabulated_gravity_file is added to the config dictionary. There really is no need for this as the tabulated gravity filename is hardcoded anyway. In the template, there should just be a check for the existence of the tabulated_gravity_profile key and it is there, use the hardcoded tabulated.gravity filename.
All of this applies to the variable cross-section as well.
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Currently there are separate options for
tabulated_gravity_profile
andtabulated_gravity_file
. Iftabulated_gravity_profile
exists,tabulated_gravity_file
is added to the config dictionary. There really is no need for this as the tabulated gravity filename is hardcoded anyway. In the template, there should just be a check for the existence of thetabulated_gravity_profile
key and it is there, use the hardcodedtabulated.gravity
filename.All of this applies to the variable cross-section as well.