I would like to work on this. Can you please assign this issue to me?

Thanks @iatzak ! Let's work through required changes here before you write any code. If you have ideas on what to do please write out your plan here. If you're unsure or have any questions feel free to ask

Great, thanks for the availability to answer questions! I'm attending a course where the students are supposed to contribute to an open-source simulation software, and I have chosen PyBaMM. Until the Christmas break I'll be working on a report about PyBAMM's "infrastructure" (CI / documentation / building / contribution / git workflow). After the break, I'll get to this issue, firstly by writing here what I plan to do, as you suggested.

That's awesome! If you can share the report or make it public, let us know what can be better, and contribute to making it better, that would be really helpful

Sure! :) I'll contribute with what I can. I should talk to the professor about sharing the report, but I see no reason to be prohibited.

Hi @iatzak, how's it going? We are running a hackathon on 29th of March in Oxford and this issue is potentially one we could work on together. You'd be welcome to join us if you can make it. Tickets are free but limited availability https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pybamm-hackathon-tickets-517334430207?keep_tld=1
If you have already made some progress on this issue then let us know and we will exclude it from the options to work on during the day. Thanks

Hi @TomTranter, thanks for the heads up. I'm working on this later than I expected due to university courses, however I still plan to contribute to this issue.

@tinosulzer could you describe shortly in which files the changes need to be made?

@iatzak
The changes are to be made in this folder pybamm\models\submodels\interface\sei
You will have to create a new python file something like single_layer_sei.py with the parameter L_inner set to zero and keep that as default, allowing the user to change L_outer to zero if needed. @tinosulzer, please confirm.

Documentation for current SEI models

No need to create a new python file. Just use the same file and read in the option "number of SEI layers" (which you'll have to add to BatteryModelOptions). If it's "2", leave as is. If it's "1", only create a single variable L_sei (instead of L_inner and L_outer), and then only write equations for that variable. There will be a few places in the code where we assumed that there are two SEI thicknesses, and you'll need to edit those too, again by reading self.options["number of SEI layers"]

Hey @iatzak, I really would like to work on this issue, let me know if you are still busy. Thanks.

Hi @jeromtom, you can go ahead, since I made my course-related contribution on another issue and I would only start working on this one in the next week.

Hi @tinosulzer, I would like to work on this issue, could you please assign it to me?