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3.3.3

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**Bugfixes**

- Redefined omch2 to account for massive neutrinos `PR 118 <https://github.com/steven-murray/hmf/pull/118>`_

3.3.2

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**Changes**

- ``camb`` is no longer installed by default. If you want to install it along with ``hmf``
(as well as other useful utilities) install with ``pip install hmf[all]``.

3.3.1

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**Bugfixes**

- Faster and more reliable halofit! `PR 106 <https://github.com/steven-murray/hmf/pull/106>`_

3.3.0

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**Features**

- Option to extrapolate high-k for CAMB transfer using EH. This gives a fast and
reasonably consistent high-k transfer function. If not extrapolating with EH (which
is still the default) you can now set ``transfer_params={'kmax':1e3}`` to get better
low-mass/small-scale accuracy. By default, kmax is the same as the default from
CAMB, which is about 1.4 h/Mpc. Above this value, the transfer function is by default
linearly extrapolated in log-log space.
- Components now automatically keep track of models, and the base component class
tracks Component types. This also means that user-defined models can be input via
strings into a framework (useful for running from CLI).

3.2.0

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**Features**

- Updated (working) CLI: use ``hmf run`` to produce mass functions on the command-line!

**Internals**

- Deprecated astropy_to_colossus function.

3.1.1

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**Bugfixes**

- Consistently allow string "None" for some parameters.

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