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Minor docs update in scatsystem.h 

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Marek Nečada 2020-01-14 09:17:13 +02:00
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@ -232,10 +232,15 @@ typedef struct qpms_scatsys_at_omega_t {
* by their values with given tolerances. The T-matrix generators are expected
* to preserve the point group symmetries for all frequencies.
*
* This particular function will likely change in the future.
*
* \returns An instance \a sso of qpms_scatsys_omega_t. Note that \a sso->ss
* must be saved by the caller before destroying \a sso
* (with qpms_scatsys_at_omega_free(), and destroyed only afterwards with
* qpms_scatsys_free() when not needed anymore.
* \a sso->ss can be reused for different frequency by a
* qpms_scatsys_at_omega() call.
*
*/
qpms_scatsys_at_omega_t *qpms_scatsys_apply_symmetry(const qpms_scatsys_t *orig, const struct qpms_finite_group_t *sym,
complex double omega, const struct qpms_tolerance_spec_t *tol);
@ -243,9 +248,15 @@ qpms_scatsys_at_omega_t *qpms_scatsys_apply_symmetry(const qpms_scatsys_t *orig,
/// Destroys the result of qpms_scatsys_apply_symmetry or qpms_scatsys_load.
void qpms_scatsys_free(qpms_scatsys_t *s);
/// Destroys the result of qpms_scatsys_eval_at_omega()
/// Destroys a qpms_scatsys_at_omega_t.
/** Used on results of qpms_scatsys_apply_symmetry() and qpms_scatsys_at_omega(). */
void qpms_scatsys_at_omega_free(qpms_scatsys_at_omega_t *ssw);
/// Evaluates scattering system T-matrices at a given frequency.
/** Free the result using qpms_scatsys_at_omega_free() when done. */
qpms_scatsys_at_omega_t *qpms_scatsys_at_omega(const qpms_scatsys_t *ss,
complex double omega);
/// Creates a "full" transformation matrix U that takes a full vector and projects it onto an symmetry adapted basis.
/** Mostly as a reference and a debugging tool, as multiplicating these big matrices would be inefficient.
*