Currently, only the numerical fadeout point of the Hermite functions can be computed, but this is usually approximated way to conservative.
Approximations of where it fades out to like 1%, 5%, ..., of the maximum would be way more interesting from a numerical point of view (especially for fitting purposes).
Currently, only the numerical fadeout point of the Hermite functions can be computed, but this is usually approximated way to conservative.
Approximations of where it fades out to like 1%, 5%, ..., of the maximum would be way more interesting from a numerical point of view (especially for fitting purposes).