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I noticed that a lot of the "changes" in my commits are due to my editor (atom) removing invisible white space from source code, which is probably a good idea but lowers the SNR for browsing the commits. Sorry about that! |
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This is not ready to merge yet, but I wanted to share the changes I am making so you can follow along if you are interested.
The plan is to include a filter-dependent distribution of initial electron positions to study the wavelength dependence of simulation results. Are there other wavelength effects we should look at?
The initial changes are just housekeeping: