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Basically x = theta/T and np.exp(x) is the exponential of an already large value. A numerical approximation (Taylor series?) could be used for small temperatures. or perhaps there is some other way to avoid exponentiation. At least I think this is what's happening.
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When running
debye.process_debye_gruneisen()
, this warning occurs when calculating the heat capacity for small temperatures (I think I had 0.25 K):Basically
x = theta/T
andnp.exp(x)
is the exponential of an already large value. A numerical approximation (Taylor series?) could be used for small temperatures. or perhaps there is some other way to avoid exponentiation. At least I think this is what's happening.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: