Ionization Configs: Add He, C, O, Al, Cu #1804
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Thanks a bunch for the detailed handywork!
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| PMACC_CONST_VECTOR(float_X, 6, Z_EFFECTIVE_HELIUM, |
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PMACC_CONST_VECTOR(float_X, 2, Z_EFFECTIVE_HELIUM,
| /* ionization energy for ground state hydrogen in atomic units */ | ||
| PMACC_CONST_VECTOR(float_X,1,IONIZATION_ENERGY_HYDROGEN, | ||
| PMACC_CONST_VECTOR(float_X, 1, IONIZATION_ENERGY_HYDROGEN, | ||
| 13.60569 * UNITCONV_eV_to_AU |
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Hmm ... so do we change this to 13.598434005136 now as found here?
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:D who's closer to you? Schrödinger or an experimental measurement that says to a high precision that 13.6 is slightly slightly overestimated?
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uh wait, the red brackets mean it is a theoretical value
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so NIST it is, for consistency
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anyone who differs can very well use their own value ... like 3 ... or 15 ... the options are limitless
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Adds NIST tables for commonly used elements in our experiments, so users can use them directly. Covers: Dopants (He, N, also Ar could be relevant), Plastics & Surface Dirt (C, O, N), and commonly used benchmark materials (Al, Cu).
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Adds NIST tables for commonly used elements in our experiments, so users can use them directly. Covers: Dopants (He, N, also Ar could be relevant), Plastics & Surface Dirt (C, O, N), and commonly used benchmark materials (Al, Cu).