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BRL Langmuir Probe Theory #2344
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This function replicates the equations in appendix D of Laframboise's thesis, namely D.21 and D.22.
Description
This pull request implements the BRL (Bernstein-Rabinowitz-Laframboise) Langmuir probe theory.
Motivation and context
The BRL theory is useful for analyzing Langmuir probes in certain regimes. Additionally, all the papers to my knowledge that reference BRL only use the numbers published by Laframboise in his unpublished thesis so this will also create open source code for recreating those values.
Related issues
This pull request will close #445.