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refactor: Rework Function1D, add derivatives #1876
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…onPotential<> requirements.
… force calculation in PairPotentials.
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This PR refactors and repurposes the
Function1D
class into a more usable form, and allows it to be used as the primary source for pairpotential function implementation, moving that responsibility out of thePairPotential
class itself.