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*{{TAG|IEPSILON}}=2 y direction | *{{TAG|IEPSILON}}=2 y direction | ||
*{{TAG|IEPSILON}}=3 z direction | *{{TAG|IEPSILON}}=3 z direction | ||
*{{TAG|IEPSILON}}=4 | *{{TAG|IEPSILON}}=4 x, y and z direction; three indpendent calculations are performed | ||
This flag currently only applies to the time propagation algorithm. | This flag currently only applies to the time propagation algorithm. | ||
Revision as of 08:51, 3 August 2021
IEPSILON = 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
Description: The flag IEPSILON determines along which Cartesien the E field is applied.
- IEPSILON=1 x direction
- IEPSILON=2 y direction
- IEPSILON=3 z direction
- IEPSILON=4 x, y and z direction; three indpendent calculations are performed
This flag currently only applies to the time propagation algorithm.