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"### **v1.0.6**\n",
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"**Release date: not released yet**\n",
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"**Release date: 30th June 2024**\n",
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"#### Simframe compatibility\n",
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"When using implicit integration, the gas and dust fluxes and source terms are computed after the integration step from the new surface density. A bug in referencing to the old values of the surface densities caused fluxes and source terms to be computed incorrectly. The simulations are not affected, since these quantities are only computed for convenience and post-simulation analysis, but values written to the output files may have been incorrect.\n",
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"#### Modification to initial dust distribution\n",
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"If `sim.ini.dust.allowDriftingParticle` is `False` (default) particles above a critical Stokes number are removed from the initial dust size distribution. There was an error in the computation of the Stokes number, which has been fixed in this version. However, the critical Stokes number has been adjusted, such that the initial conditions are almost identical to previous versions.\n",
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"#### Modification to total dust flux function\n",
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"The default function to compute the total dust flux has been modified to be downstream compatible to other software packages using `DustPy`. Simulations that are not customizing this function are not affected by this change."
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"version": "3.11.5"
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"version": "3.12.2"
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