New scheme for two level atom #88
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This had to be merged manually due to some conflicts. If @Higginbottom could check the files changed section of commit agnwinds/python@5401775 that would be helpful. I'll run a quick test as well. |
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There are three changes in this pull:
radiation.c : a new subroutine called mean_intensity. This accepts a mode (to be discussed perhaps), a frequency and a cell. It returns J for a given frequency/
lines.c : Changes to two level atom, so it now uses J explicitly, wether a dilute blackbody or a model.
compton.c : Simply calls mean_intensity to get J rather than calculating it internally. Lots of commented lines and one call!