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PySDM v1.14

23 Sep 22:41
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  • fix unit in ABIFM
  • TotalUnfrozenImmersedSurfaceArea product

PySDM v1.13

23 Sep 02:28
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  • ABIFM heterogeneous ice nucleation parameterisation (J_het)
  • refactors around constants

PySDM v1.12

20 Sep 00:09
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requiring ThrustRTC==0.3.8 (due to fynv/ThrustRTC#19)

PySDM v1.11

18 Sep 19:36
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cleanup and refactors incl. API changes:

  • Core --> Particulator
  • Core.particles --> Particulator.attributes

PySDM v1.10

16 Sep 21:45
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coalescence adaptivity on by default + minore fixes/cleanups

PySDM v1.9

15 Sep 18:50
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maintenance release to accompanying PySDM-examples v1.9 + one minor fix in pH calculation code

PySDM v1.8

14 Sep 23:02
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  • TopHat spectrum + test
  • Flatau-Walko-Cotton polynomial fit fot saturated vapour pressure wrt ice + test
  • smoke tests for Alpert & Knopf 2016 Fig 1 example

PySDM v1.7

10 Sep 19:57
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  • added Alpert & Knopf 2016 immersion freezing example
  • cleanups

PySDM v1.6

06 Sep 06:00
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  • new example based on Lowe et al. 2019 Nature Comm. paper on surface-active organics - kudos @claresinger and @rxward!
  • kappa (times dry volume) as particle attribute, also optionally dry organic volume
  • backend routines, new products, initialisation methods (spectro_glacial_sampling) and basic tests for upcoming immersion freezing dynamic
  • VTK exporter metadata aligned to properly overlay netCDF output in Paraview
  • 2D kinematic environment GUI improvements and major code cleanup
  • UniformRandom spectral sampling
  • cleanups, fixes, new tests (r_wet_init, condensation diagnotics, moments, ...)

PySDM v1.5

13 Jul 01:36
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Maintenance release with git package URLs removed from setup.py (possible as we are now on pypi.org).
Also: performance-oriented refactors around moments and moment products (kudos @piotrbartman!)