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…'s slow though. We will have to find a way to move field dependence vTable outside
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Thanks for these nice proposals. We don't modify the CPP itself in nestpy, but sync to NEST. See NESTCollaboration/nest#54 for next steps. |
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Stale PR. @xxiang4, if you are still able to, we'd be happy to have your developed code in our bindings to nestpy - please go ahead and open a new PR with those python-specific changes if you would like. |
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Update default to LUX detector.
Add two functions ---
RunNEST(...)and RunNEST_vec(...)`. The first function takes in an energy and a position, and output s1, s2, while the second one takes in a list of energies and positions, and output a list of s1, s2.The NEST built-in spectrum (ex. WIMP_dRate) are binded. User can now access them via nestpy.