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I noticed that the official value of some important physical constants stored in the file PhysConstant.m has been changed in the last years.
For example, the elementary charge is now 1.6021766208(98)e−19 C according to wikipedia and apparently it will become exactly 1.602 176 634e−19 C soon, but in our PhysConstant.m file the elementary charge value is only 1.602 176 487e-19 C!
I thought that we could just download the updated PhysConstant.m file, but then I noticed that the file is produced in Soleil and it does not come from NIST.
Should we modify the file?
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Hello @lnadolski,
I never updated the physical constants file, but it is really not a problem for our simulations, because the error is in the 10^-7 range. So we can close the issue.
I noticed that the official value of some important physical constants stored in the file PhysConstant.m has been changed in the last years.
For example, the elementary charge is now 1.6021766208(98)e−19 C according to wikipedia and apparently it will become exactly 1.602 176 634e−19 C soon, but in our PhysConstant.m file the elementary charge value is only 1.602 176 487e-19 C!
I thought that we could just download the updated PhysConstant.m file, but then I noticed that the file is produced in Soleil and it does not come from NIST.
Should we modify the file?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: