Generalize supermirror efficiency function to be not wavelength dependent
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Since May 26, 2025.
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Description
Right now the supermirror efficiency function is assumed to be wavelength dependent.
This is correct in principle, but in some cases it can be useful to use an efficiency function that is not wavelength dependent.
This can happen if it is easier to accurately estimate the efficiency parameters as functions of Q than it is to estimate them as functions of wavelength.
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