Allow 0 frequency choppers#141
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I think this is fine, if we assume that stopped choppers are parked on "open" position? If they are not, no neutrons would pass through. Thus doing a simulation would not be useful... except for diagnostics, but maybe that is secondary?
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Yes. They would just be removed from the simulation. If someone really wants to park a chopper in closed position, they can give it a frequency of 1.0e-30 Hz or something like that. |
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Before these changes, creating a chopper which is parked with 0 frequency
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Chopper frequency must be positive.Now, this is allowed. The
chopper.open_close_times()returns and infinite range[-np.inf, np.inf], and the chopper blocks no neutrons.