forc processing - #888
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this format is also the format used by the latest lakeshore
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Given that the FORCme code was merged in as forc.py, it makes sense to close this functionality without merging. More testing and enhancement on that code would be welcome! |
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added a forc.py file based on FORCme functions but follows the FORCinel and VARIFORC programs that are published. This is different from the forc_diagram.py.
Demo notebook is at PmagPy/RockmagPy-notebooks#67.