Feature/generic dist - #494
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move Maxwellian tests from test_maxwellian.py to test_distribution.py
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Looks good. Can you fix the merge conflict in the changelog and address one small comment in the test file? Good to see that ZeroDistribution is now properly documented too.
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I updated the tests to import the constants from cherab. I also fixed one doctring problem and the merge conflict problem. This PR is ready for a new review. |
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Adds the
GenericDistributionsublcass ofDistributionFunction, related to #481.Allows users to build arbitrary particle distribution functions using the Raysect & Cherab function framework.