Implement slice structure factor for compressible_stag #172
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To use, set project_dir (normal direction of plane) and slicepoint (coordinate in project_dir to slice) in the inputs file; e.g. if you care about the k=0 plane use project_dir=2 and slicepoint=0 If you do not specify slicepoint it will take the vertical average over project_dir over the entire dataset plt_SF_prim_Flattened plt_SF_cons_Flattened contains the result
…e dir direction, regardless of slicepoint the structure factor flattened code requires this
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@HyuntaeJung @ckim103 I just introduced code that I believe will fix the slicepoint >= 1 case you reported trouble with. Try again and let me know how it looks. |
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Implement slice structure factor for compressible_stag
To use, set project_dir (normal direction of plane) and slicepoint (coordinate in project_dir to slice) in the inputs file; e.g. if you care about the k=0 plane use project_dir=2 and slicepoint=0
If you do not specify slicepoint it will take the vertical average over project_dir over the entire dataset
plt_SF_prim_Flattened plt_SF_cons_Flattened contains the result