Using TPS interpolation to get midplane profile #53
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For core profile extrapolation, the property needs to be evaluated at the midplane surface. This is done by interpolating the property at the midplane surface using the TPS interpolation method now. Earlier, it was using KDTree method which was creating a very flat electron density profile near the core boundary.
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For core profile extrapolation, the property needs to be evaluated at the midplane surface. This is done by interpolating the property at the midplane surface using the TPS interpolation method now. Earlier, it was using KDTree method which was creating a very flat electron density profile near the core boundary.