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Advanced static map - including multiple markers, paths, direction arrows and click on load feature
``` Hi there, after "playing" around with the plugin some time, I would like to maybe contribute something back...as I realized the static map feature is not yet really fulfilling...
``` It is possibly to calculate T-matrix using the DDA, which can be used for repeated simulation of different particle orientations. Originally it was proposed by Dan Mackowski in 2002...
``` Implement automatic testing of releases with a wide range of command line options. Results of simulations should be automatically parsed and compared to fixed references. This should decrease the...
``` There are a few ideas: 1) It would be nice to have compilation goals like 'install' and 'dist'. So that it would look more standard from a GNU-point of...
``` Implement Van der Mee & Hovenier test on the Mueller matrix. Probably makes real sense only for the results of orientation averaging. ``` Original issue reported on code.google.com by...
``` Implement multi-grid DDA, according to the ideas of Vitezslav Karasek, for simulation of clusters of particles, which are at considerable distances from each other. ``` Original issue reported on...
``` An interesting idea was proposed to optimize multiple runs of iterative solver when only the refractive index is varied. N.V. Budko and R.F. Remis, “Electromagnetic inversion using a reduced-order...
``` Implement special Rayleigh mode, which enables some simplifications (like using CG iterative solver and calculating only total polarizability tensor). Use additional symmetries of the particle (rotation around y and...
``` Implement all possible polarization prescription, at least those that are easy to do (DGF, LAK, a1-term, etc.). Think about other existing possibilities for -scat and -int options. ``` Original...
``` This is a continuation of issue 123. Now the computational is determined before the full generation of the shape based on its proportions. In certain cases this can overestimate...