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Allow lumped species #300
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tag @amjokisaari |
With weight factors I presume. |
A first step is to tag recoil species using a range of permissible mass numbers w/ default of 0.5. |
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For tracking chemical changes in materials after damage events it would be convenient to be able to lump species, i.e. a variable corresponds to multiple
Z, A
combinations. For example:fission_gas <- (Z1, A1), (Z2, A2) ...
Simplest solution is to modify the tagging of PKAs accordingly.
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