Comparison Tool 5.5: Filtering out Stable Nuclides of Irradiated Element #195
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I'm not thrilled about hard-coding the list of stable nuclides. We should be able to infer this from various data libraries, but the best solution may be to require/expect the specific activity to be generated in the ALARA run and use those results to filter the number density. (That is, if the user doesn't just look at the specific activity results, anyway.) I guess a question for @bohmt - the motivation is to remove the stable nuclides from overwhelming the result because they aren't important for other responses, but shouldn't users just look at those other responses? |
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Closes #194.
I created a new issue within the FENDL3.x Validation Milestone for this PR that details the motivation for this new feature more specifically, but essentially, the purpose of the PR is to allow the user to ignore the stable isotopes of the irradiated target to see only new nuclides produced as a result of the reaction, whether stable or not.