Closed stestoll closed 4 years ago
Original report by Stephan Pribitzer (Bitbucket: 557058:b436f856-3789-41af-afc1-0e3566ff0302, ).
currently thyme calculates propagators from the value (amplitude) of the wave form at the beginning of each time step (see Figure) .
A better way to do this, would be to use the average power during the time step.
This will affect many of the current tests for saffron, spidyan and thyme
Original comment by Stephan Pribitzer (Bitbucket: 557058:b436f856-3789-41af-afc1-0e3566ff0302, ).
it appears that with the new improved time step (issue #125) this is no longer necessary
Original report by Stephan Pribitzer (Bitbucket: 557058:b436f856-3789-41af-afc1-0e3566ff0302, ).
currently thyme calculates propagators from the value (amplitude) of the wave form at the beginning of each time step (see Figure) .
A better way to do this, would be to use the average power during the time step.
This will affect many of the current tests for saffron, spidyan and thyme