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Currently, the unittests simply run the whole of neutpy via from_file. This probably should be done in a more granular manner.

This shouldn't be too hard to port to Python 3. Print statements and exception handling are the main issues. I believe shapely cut() can be omitted/replaced now?

Need some way to check to see if Triangle is installed long before it is called so that we don't waste time setting up the meshing if Triangle can't be found.

In the SOL particle diffusion, r_max is chosen arbitrarily but affects the neutral density calculation. The change isn't substantial but is worth investigating.

Currently, the minimum wall densities and temperatures are hardcoded at 1E15 and .02KeV prior to transport into the SOL. These should be handled in a more robust manner.

Currently, neutpy works for single-null reactors and only searches for 1 x-point in _get_sep_lines(). Can/should be made more robust in the future.

The density and temperature gradients take a good deal of time compared to the rest of the pre-work for neutpy in _core_nT(). Can it be made faster?

As the title says.

Currently, the R0 of a wall segment is hardcoded at 1.4m. This should be determined correctly.