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Because fact_jmaxlim has vcmax in the numerator and iabs in the denominator, this gives 0/0 and hence both it and a_j are NaN when iabs is zero.
a_c
In contrast:
a_c<-vcmax* (ci-gammastar)/(ci+kmm)
Here iabs only features in numerator via vcmax and so is 0/real = 0.
In practice, I guess the equation for a_j should be set to zero when there is no photosynthetically active light, and that needs to be trapped to allow the test in #11 to work correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi,
Connected to #11, one way you get a mismatch between a_j and a_c is when
iabs
is zero.a_j
Because
fact_jmaxlim
hasvcmax
in the numerator andiabs
in the denominator, this gives 0/0 and hence both it anda_j
are NaN wheniabs
is zero.a_c
In contrast:
Here
iabs
only features in numerator viavcmax
and so is 0/real = 0.In practice, I guess the equation for
a_j
should be set to zero when there is no photosynthetically active light, and that needs to be trapped to allow the test in #11 to work correctly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: