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@jgostick Hi, Jeff, i read the doc about the late_filling function in the .physics\multiphase.py file. I want to know the origin of the equation your team show in the doc:
$S_{nwp} = 1 - S_{wp}^{*} (P^{*}/P_{c})^{\eta}$
I also want to know how do you get the eta parameter for the equation. I wish you can supply some articles about this. I didn't find them in the doc.
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@jgostick Hi, Jeff, i read the doc about the
late_filling
function in the .physics\multiphase.py file. I want to know the origin of the equation your team show in the doc:I also want to know how do you get the
eta
parameter for the equation. I wish you can supply some articles about this. I didn't find them in the doc.Thanks a lot.
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