Here are some example inputs:
ksiKS = [5.26,10.30,10.53];
ksiNW = [0,9.74,9.74];
plug them into the Matlab code, you should get 24 3x3 matrices as an output. write a python code that makes the exact same 24 outputs for a given input (need to copy the ACTUAL math, in practice we will be throwing a range of ksi parameters as inputs, not jsut these two extreme cases)
The old code is here: https://github.com/argerlt/Mart2Aust/blob/main/Mart2Aust/auxillary/YardleyVariants.m Need a new function called YardleyVariants.py, which should go in "orix/Reconstruction/auxillary.py" (if the file doesnt exist, make it)
Here are some example inputs: ksiKS = [5.26,10.30,10.53]; ksiNW = [0,9.74,9.74]; plug them into the Matlab code, you should get 24 3x3 matrices as an output. write a python code that makes the exact same 24 outputs for a given input (need to copy the ACTUAL math, in practice we will be throwing a range of ksi parameters as inputs, not jsut these two extreme cases)