Closes #171. Fix Park's correction to the relaxation time.

[mgoodson-cvd]

Fix Park's correction to the relaxation time.
The temperature term was inadvertently removed in bc9ce81.

Also updates the unit test for Millikan-White.

See #171. Closes #171.

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[jbscoggi]

Hey @mgoodson-cvd, this is a great catch, thank you! I think it would make sense to actually move the calculation of sigma into the limitingCrossSection function which should take the temperature as the argument. As you have correctly noted, what it was returning is actually the reference value at 50,000K, not the real limiting cross section which is a function of temperature. For the temperature clip, I would make that an option as well for MillikanWhiteModelData class which will default to 20,000 K but have a setter function to change. Please also update the documentation for this class to point to the original Park paper. I think the reason I missed this is because this is not explicit in the Gnoffo paper, but it should be.

[mgoodson-cvd]

@jbscoggi That makes sense. Quick question on nomenclature and implementation -- right now you have a getter and setter for limitingCrossSection which by default is the omegav read from the database at data/VT.xml (typically 1e-20 or 3e-21 m^2). Is omegav the "limiting cross section", or is the "limiting cross section" the value with the temperature scaling? In the former case, we should probably add a new function to the MillikanWhiteModelData class, maybe effectiveCrossSection(double T) or correctedCrossSection(double T), that gets what we need for the transfer term. In the latter case, we'll want to rename whatever sets the non-scaled omegav, e.g. uncorrectedCrossSection.

[jbscoggi]

Hey @mgoodson-cvd, sorry I didn't realize you replied the other day. I think the temperature scaled version is the actual limiting cross section, so let's call the setter something like setReferenceCrossSection(double omegav) and keep limitingCrossSection(double T) for getting the limiting cross section at a given temperature.

[mgoodson-cvd]

@jbscoggi How's this look?

[jbscoggi]

Perfect, thanks a lot.