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Power law opacity #51

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Power law opacity #51

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@brryan brryan commented Sep 25, 2024

Generic power law of density and temperature for the opacity.

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Thanks for adding this!

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Thanks for adding this! This will be important for us in riot too.

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@brryan I think the build system should be fixed now... Can you give it a try?

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And if it works, merge at will :)

@brryan brryan merged commit 54875f5 into main Sep 26, 2024
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