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The distributions have been extended in various ways to permit usage in a greater variety of situations... The distributions now have write methods which allow a distribution to be written into a field file for restart, therby permitting their usage in boundary conditions and similar. Their read methods now also support dimension-checked unit conversions for all their parameters. An additional selector has been added that allows a distribution to be re-constructed with a different sample size exponent. The distributions now own their random generator, thereby simplifying their usage and preventing the need for a (potentially dangling) reference member. This makes sense now as the random generators do not rely on global state; individual sub-models can and should own their own random generator and manage its initialisation and restart. This principle should be extended to other parts of the code in future.
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type tabulatedCumulative;
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units [mm];
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distribution
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(
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(1 0)
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(1.73 0.0281384)
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(2.17 0.1972235)
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(2.58 0.8949856)
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(3 2.6711166)
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(3.41 6.1421180)
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(3.84 11.643361)
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(4.27 19.306838)
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(4.72 28.968245)
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(5.19 40.132642)
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(5.68 52.155796)
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(6.18 63.564077)
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(6.7 74.381959)
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(7.24 83.97055)
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(7.8 91.162850)
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(8.39 96.259317)
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(9 100)
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);
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