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Chatting with @eepeterson and perhaps the MultiMaterial class should be removed
Everything should just be a Material class as this a simpler and more predictable approach
Perhaps mixed materials can still be made like this.
This follows a design similar to the OpenMC approach so it must be the right way to do it
mat_1=nmm.Material(elements={'Li', 1}, density=2) # user made materialmat_2=nmm.Material().from_library(name='eurofer', library='pnnl') # material from referencemat_3=nmm.Material().from_mixture(materials=[mat_1, mat_2], fracts=[0.5, 0.5]) # mixed material
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@shimwell I think that makes sense although the from_library and from_mixture functions should be class methods so you don't need the parentheses i.e. mat_3 = nmm.Material.from_mixture(materials=[mat_1, mat_2], fracts=[0.5, 0.5]) # mixed material
Chatting with @eepeterson and perhaps the MultiMaterial class should be removed
Everything should just be a Material class as this a simpler and more predictable approach
Perhaps mixed materials can still be made like this.
This follows a design similar to the OpenMC approach so it must be the right way to do it
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: