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import numpy as np
import sys


# this is the file's name or path to the file
fname = 'vox.gsf'

def gsf_read(fname):
    if fname.rpartition('.')[1] == '.':
        fname = fname[0:fname.rfind('.')]

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# Final equations from Procedure for measuring electrical resistivity of anisotropic materials:
# A revision of the Montgomery method by Dos Santos et al. (2011)  in the Journal of Applied Physics
# dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3652905

# These equations can be used to determine the electrical resistivity in the two planar directions of an anisotropic material in the form of a thin film
# They are only valid if L3/(L1*L2)^(1/2) < 0.5, note that L1, L2 and L3 are the dimensions of the isotropic mapping of the anisotropic material and can't be determined a priori
# Refer to Section III of the paper for a discussion

R2 = np.array([10, 10, 10])  # Measured resistance in direction "2" in ohms
R1 = np.array([1, 1, 1])  # Measured resistance in direction "1" in ohms

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from jinja2.filters import environmentfilter

@environmentfilter
def wrap_email(environment, s):
    '''Return an email at '@' with a line break'''
    email = s.split('@')
    return email[0] + '@<br>' + email[1]

# after app is declared
app.jinja_env.filters['wrap_email'] = wrap_email

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# Skip to Line 56 to see how to set things up with JSON

# Normally each FormField is represented by its own row in a database. In this example
# each FormField is a row in the Specification table.

# models.py
class Specification(db.Model):

    ...
    name = db.Column(db.String)