Closed wdika closed 3 years ago
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Hello @wdika, thank you for submitting a pull request.
For some reason, CircleCI didn't run on this PR, but this PR actually introduces bugs that break some tests because the current behavior is intended. The docstrings of the functions make it pretty clear that
complex_abs
should take the square root andcomplex_abs_sq
returns the squared complex absolute value.
Thanks for the reply @mmuckley I realized after that this change would break other things. Intuitively I would think the opposite, which took me some time to realize and I thought it should be changed. But since you are saying it makes sense this way please close my pr.
Pretty important bug that applies to significant computations across the repo,