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The LTE setting of masering lines now happens in a while loop #253

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It appears that previous attempts at filtering out population inversion forgot to set some levels to LTE, due to only doing a single pass over all populations. To make sure this is fixed, the following heavy-handed approach has been used:

  • do two passes (respectively starting from the lowest and the highest level) and afterwards set all affected levels simulatenously to LTE
  • repeat this the until no extra levels need to be changed

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ThomasCeulemans commented Jan 10, 2024

Note to self: also check if Ng-acceleration could cause some additional issues.
Edit: Ng-acceleration seems to have no bad influence on the convergence

@ThomasCeulemans ThomasCeulemans merged commit c0ac57d into stable Jan 10, 2024
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