Actinides #24
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…e systems in refcn
…nide reference systems to refascale tensor
…Ra and actinide elements to refscount array
…Fr, Ra and actinide elements to refsys array
…or all reference systems of Fr, Ra, and actinides
… Fr, Ra + actinides
…for actinides + Fr, Ra
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Don't worry about the failing tests on Linux and Windows. They did not fail before on main, when merging the last PR, but do fail now on main. It seems to be an issue with |
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Accidental deletion of Rn parameters here!
I fixed it in #26 @FreeSoulIG.
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The D4 dispersion model is hereby extended to Fr, Ra and all actinides.