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Description: The flag {{TAG|IEPSILON}} determines along which Cartesien the  
Description: {{TAG|IEPSILON}} determines along which Cartesian direction the E field is applied.
E field is applies.


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*{{TAG|IEPSILON}}=2 y direction
*{{TAG|IEPSILON}}=2 y direction
*{{TAG|IEPSILON}}=3 z direction
*{{TAG|IEPSILON}}=3 z direction
*{{TAG|IEPSILON}}=4 y, y and z direction; three indpendent calculations are performed
*{{TAG|IEPSILON}}=4 x, y and z direction; three indpendent calculations are performed
{{NB|important|{{TAG|IEPSILON}} only applies to the time-propagation algorithm.}}


This flag currently only applies to the time propagation algorithm.
== Related tags and articles ==
 
 
== Related Tags and Sections ==
{{TAG|BSE calculations}}
{{TAG|BSE calculations}}


{{sc|IEPSILON|Examples|Examples that use this tag}}


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Latest revision as of 12:02, 7 April 2022

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Description: IEPSILON determines along which Cartesian direction the E field is applied.


Important: IEPSILON only applies to the time-propagation algorithm.

Related tags and articles

BSE calculations

Examples that use this tag