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/*!
\page us_thht Examples of enthalpy-temperature conversion law (usthht.f90)
The \ref usthht subroutine is used to encapsulate a simple
enthalpy-temperature conversion law and its inverse.
\section usthht_h_intro Introduction
The \ref usthht function allows one to define a simple
enthalpy-temperature conversion law and its inverse. The
parameters \c mode allows one to know in which direction
the conversion will be made.
\section usthht_h_usthht Examples
The following code blocks show two examples of entahlpy-temperature
conversion law.
\subsection usthht_h_usthht_1 Example 1
The first example corresponds to a simple law : \f[H = C_p dt \f]
\snippet usthht.f90 example_1
\subsection usthht_h_usthht_2 Example 2
The second example corresponds to a simple interpolation based on
a tabulation defined hereafter and declared as a variable :
\snippet usthht.f90 loc_var_dec
The enthalpy-temperature conversion law is then defined :
\snippet usthht.f90 example_2
*/
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