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src/g/d/GDAY-HEAD/src/mate_with_von_caem.py GDAY(Download)
""" mt = self.params.measurement_temp + const.DEG_TO_KELVIN return k25 * exp((Ea * (Tk - mt)) / (mt * const.RGAS * Tk)) def peaked_arrh(self, k25, Ea, Tk, deltaS, Hd):
arg1 = self.arrh(k25, Ea, Tk) arg2 = 1.0 + exp((mt * deltaS - Hd) / (mt * const.RGAS)) arg3 = 1.0 + exp((Tk * deltaS - Hd) / (Tk * const.RGAS))
src/g/d/GDAY-HEAD/src/water_balance.py GDAY(Download)
# - mol/sec to m/s See Jones, 1992, appendix tk = tavg + const.DEG_TO_KELVIN MOL_SEC_2_M_PER_SEC = const.MM_TO_M / (press / (const.RGAS * tk)) M_PER_SEC_2_MOL_SEC = 1.0 / MOL_SEC_2_M_PER_SEC
# Convert mol/sec to m/s See Jones, 1992, appendix tk = tair[i] + const.DEG_TO_KELVIN MOL_SEC_2_M_PER_SEC = const.MM_TO_M / (press / (const.RGAS * tk)) M_PER_SEC_2_MOL_SEC = 1.0 / MOL_SEC_2_M_PER_SEC
src/g/d/GDAY-HEAD/src/mate.py GDAY(Download)
* Medlyn et al. 2002, PCE, 25, 1167-1179. """ return k25 * exp((Ea * (Tk - self.mt)) / (self.mt * const.RGAS * Tk)) def peaked_arrh(self, k25, Ea, Tk, deltaS, Hd):
""" arg1 = self.arrh(k25, Ea, Tk) arg2 = 1.0 + exp((self.mt * deltaS - Hd) / (self.mt * const.RGAS)) arg3 = 1.0 + exp((Tk * deltaS - Hd) / (Tk * const.RGAS))