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QED tests #1738
QED tests #1738
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Let's sit on this until @andreab1997 updates |
For the small eko for Theory 399 I've used This produces an eko that weights only ~70 MB which I think it is ok for the tests. I'm going to open a PR with tests for |
@niclaurenti going forward, could you try rebasing a bit more often to avoid the merge commit? |
@scarlehoff @RoyStegeman Since the call to |
Is the number of points not exposed in the runcard? One could want to run with |
No it is computed for every point in the
Maybe I could add a key debug under |
I think a better solution is to expose the integration precision to the runcard.
Then it becomes fast and you can test that things are working (we don't care about correctness in the test after all). Edit: I just tried with |
@scarlehoff @RoyStegeman where does the |
I haven't looked at the error, but the easiest solution is to add |
Should I add some other tests? |
validphys2/src/validphys/tests/photon/test_structurefunctions.py
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I think this is done now? |
yes let's wait for the test to pass and then we can merge |
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Thanks - looks good to me and tests seem to pass.
PR made to address issue #1735 , i.e. to create a low precision QED theory (similar to theory 399) that will be used to test the code and in particualr the photon module of
validphys
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