Open rahulgaur104 opened 3 months ago
The target field almost always overlaps with itself as one increases its resolution (L_x, M_x, N_x, L_B, or M_B).
Another related effect is the non-differentiable target field at the edge.
To reproduce this, run any omnigenity optimization with a practical aspect ratio (< 10) and L_x, M_x, N_x, L_B, M_B >= 3
Let me know if #1166 resolves this
Is there an objective or penalty against intersecting contours we could use? to prevent or detect this when it happens
The target field almost always overlaps with itself as one increases its resolution (L_x, M_x, N_x, L_B, or M_B).
Another related effect is the non-differentiable target field at the edge.
To reproduce this, run any omnigenity optimization with a practical aspect ratio (< 10) and L_x, M_x, N_x, L_B, M_B >= 3