Notation problem: m=k^2 vs. m of spherical harmonic

rodluger / Limbdark.jl

Analytical transit light curves for limb darkened stars

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Notation problem: m=k^2 vs. m of spherical harmonic #38

Closed ericagol closed 5 years ago

ericagol commented 6 years ago

I noticed that we use m in different sections to mean two different things: m=k^2 in the elliptic integrals, while m is also the magnetic quantum number for the spherical harmonics.

ericagol commented 5 years ago

I've changed this m to m_k to differentiate it from the m used in labelling the spherical harmonics.