Gradient-based longitudinal space charge calculation#108
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Gradient-based longitudinal space charge calculation#108austin-hoover wants to merge 17 commits intoPyORBIT-Collaboration:mainfrom
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For some reason there is an MPI error if I call `setNumModes` when creating the `SC1D_AccNode` object. There is no error when I call this function after creating the node...
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It looks good in some initial tests; will need to think about how to benchmark. |
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This PR adds the option to calculate the longitudinal space charge kick in
LSpaceChargeCalcusing the gradient of the charge density. The current solver calculates the kick in frequency space using the impedance formulation.