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Orientation angles are θ, φ, ψ most everywhere but magnetic orientation uses up_angle and up_phi for historical reasons. Rename up_angle to up_theta and make sure that older models get converted.
Verify that θ, φ use the same orientation system as the particle axis, both for applied field and for orientation of the magnetism within the particle.
Also, make sure that models saved without up_phi are loaded correctly in versions that support arbitrary applied field.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In realspace.py, the rotation matrixes and the definition of orientation coordinatespol2rec are consistent with the coordinates for the polarisation vectorp_hat in the function magnetic_sld .
I would need to guess the origin of the expressions for view and jitter matrices in kernel_iq.c, such that I can not state if they are in line. Similarly, the dedicated magnetic models in the model market place need an extra look, while doing the refactoring mentioned in ticket #450.
Orientation angles are θ, φ, ψ most everywhere but magnetic orientation uses
up_angle
andup_phi
for historical reasons. Renameup_angle
toup_theta
and make sure that older models get converted.Verify that θ, φ use the same orientation system as the particle axis, both for applied field and for orientation of the magnetism within the particle.
Also, make sure that models saved without
up_phi
are loaded correctly in versions that support arbitrary applied field.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: