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2nd Order NAE Constraints #1036
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dpanici
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- make tests for this
- write out the coefficients in a simpler form (see below)
- add some warning or error for when trying to fix lambda and using asym qsc NAE constraints, since the qsc lambda does not necessarily have zero FSA which can cause the linear constraint projection to error out
- adjust Rlmn Zlmn when shifting lambda on axis for asym
This reverts commit f63d321.
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Haven't gone over all the math in detail, but if you and eduardo both say its correct I'll trust you.
+ X1phic * dR0 * dX1phic / 2 / R0**2 | ||
- X1phis * dR0 * dX1phis / 2 / R0**2 | ||
+ X1phic**2 * ddR0 / 4 / R0**2 | ||
- X1phis**2 * ddR0 / 4 / R0**2 |
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Notes | ||
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follows eqns 30a and 30b in NAE2DESC document | ||
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Do you have a test or something like that to check the correct implementation of these coefficients?
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None beyond testing a solve with them, I can make one to test at least like the symmetries of each one or something though.
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