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module function Calculate_kr_Durner_Base(alpha1,n1,m1,w1,alpha2,n2,m2,w2,l,h)result(kr)!$omp declare simd uniform(alpha1, n1, m1, w1, alpha2, n2, m2, w2, l, h)implicit nonereal(real64),intent(in)::alpha1,alpha2real(real64),intent(in)::n1,n2real(real64),intent(in)::m1,m2real(real64),intent(in)::w1,w2real(real64),intent(in)::lreal(real64),intent(in)::hreal(real64)::krreal(real64)::Sw1,Sw2if(h<0.0d0)thenSw1=(1.0d0+(-alpha1*h)**n1)**(-m1)Sw2=(1.0d0+(-alpha2*h)**n2)**(-m2)kr=(w1*Sw1+w2*Sw2)**l*&(w1*alpha1*(1.0d0-(1.0d0-Sw1**(1.0d0/m1))**m1)&+w2*alpha2*(1.0d0-(1.0d0-Sw2**(1.0d0/m2))**m2))**2.0d0/&(w1*alpha1+w2*alpha2)**2.0d0elsekr=1.0d0end if end function Calculate_kr_Durner_Base