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Import mode maps #300
Import mode maps #300
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…ct mode map text file usage from command line with "cavity-signal.modemap-filename"=[filename]. Add logging messages describing status of this functionality.
…d minimal mode map text file to the new directory for testing imports and interpolation.
…rid search for workflow testing and output plots.
…ry mode normalization == 1.0 for uploaded mode maps, until the required interpolation is implemented.
…ectangularCavity.
…=\mu|H_lmn|^2 in volume.
…ture/rectangularCavity
Feature/rectangular cavity
…c into feature/importModeMaps updating to most recent changes
Update that allows for interpolation of an input mode map. Currently it's set to only use the TE011 mode, further expansion will be needed once actual mode maps exist for use. Double check the Eigen3 library is working (e.g. the Dense library called in Source/Fields/LMCModeMapCavity.cc), as I got that path working locally but didn't thoroughly check paths on machines besides my own. |
This is amazing progress. I have pushed a test to find the Eigen3 package with cmake, for use in preliminary testing in the container environment. |
…ently used in the Doppler calculation.
…m KToolbox. This should allow KToolbox to handle the object destruction independently.
…c into feature/importModeMaps
… electron's position to file.
…c into feature/importModeMaps
…with imported mode maps.
… range for HFSS exports and is easier to integrate.
…ack class LMCTrackHold. This allows backward compatibility in config files.
…c into feature/importModeMaps
The purpose of this draft feature branch is to test mode map uploads, interpolation, and normalization.