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module state_point
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!===============================================================================
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! STATE_POINT -- This module handles writing and reading binary state point
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! files. State points are contain complete tally results, source sites, and
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! various other data. They can be used to restart a run or to reconstruct
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! confidence intervals for tallies (this requires post-processing via Python
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! scripts).
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!
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! Modifications to this module should be made with care. There are essentially
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! three different ways to write or read state points: 1) normal Fortran file
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! I/O, 2) MPI-IO, and 3) HDF5. The HDF5 functionality is contained in the
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! hdf5_interface module. If you plan to change the state point, you will need to
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! change all methods. You should also increment REVISION_STATEPOINT in the
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! constants module.
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!
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! State points can be written at any batch during a simulation, or at specified
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! intervals, using the <state_point ... /> tag.
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!===============================================================================
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use error, only: warning, fatal_error
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use global
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use math, only: t_percentile
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