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https://github.com/adrienplacais/eemilib

A library to easily fit electron emission models on measurements

https://github.com/adrienplacais/eemilib

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A library to easily fit electron emission models on measurements

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EEmiLib

EEmiLib (Electron EMIssion Library) holds several electron emission models and offers a simple way to fit the on electron emission data. It is focused on electron emission models for multipactor simulation, i.e. for impinging energies ranging from few eV to several hundreds of eV.

Two types of outputs can be generated: - Text files holding the different emission yields at different impact angles/impact energies. - Electron emission models parameters.

This project is still under development. I maintain this project on my free time, but I'll do my best to answer to any question you may have.

Scope

Low-energies (multipactor) Discrimination of secondary, backscattered

Installation

  1. Clone the repository: git clone git@github.com:AdrienPlacais/EEmiLib.git
  2. Navigate to the EEmiLib dir and install it with all dependencies: pip install -e .[test]
    • Depending on your bash, you may have to enclose .[test] with ".
  3. Test that everything is working with pytest -m "not implementation"

Notes/todo

  • [ ] Would be interesting to handle error bars too.
  • [ ] Control on interpolation of loaded experimental data.
  • [ ] Possibility to smoothen measured data?
  • [ ] Show some measurables to evaluate a model quality. Nicolas Fil criterions in particular.

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