PythonicDISORT 0.7.0__py3-none-any.whl → 0.8.0__py3-none-any.whl

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@@ -28,9 +28,9 @@ def _assemble_intensity_and_fluxes(
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  NLayers_to_use_sparse, # Number of layers above or equal which to use sparse matrices
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  _autograd_compatible, # Should the output functions be compatible with autograd?
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  ):
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- """In this function the solution functions: intensity `u`, upward flux `flux_up`, downward flux `flux_down`
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- are assembled from the eigenpairs and the coefficients which have been solved from the boundary conditions.
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- These solution functions are then returned.
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+ """Assembles the solution functions: intensity `u`, upward flux `flux_up`, downward flux `flux_down`
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+ from the previously solved eigenpairs and coefficients from the boundary conditions.
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+ Returns these solution functions.
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  This function is wrapped by the `pydisort` function.
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  It should be called through `pydisort` and never directly.
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  It has many seemingly redundant arguments, which are described below,
@@ -161,7 +161,15 @@ def _assemble_intensity_and_fluxes(
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  # Construct the intensity function (refer to Section 3.7 of the Comprehensive Documentation)
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  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- def u(tau, phi, return_Fourier_error=False):
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+ def u(tau, phi, return_Fourier_error=False, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau=False):
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+ """
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+ Intensity function with arguments `(tau, phi)` of types `(array or float, array or float)`.
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+ Returns an ndarray with axes corresponding to variation with `mu, tau, phi` respectively.
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+ Pass `return_Fourier_error = True` (defaults to `False`) to return the
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+ Cauchy / Fourier convergence evaluation (type: float) for the last Fourier term.
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+ Pass `is_antiderivative_wrt_tau = True` (defaults to `False`)
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+ to switch to an antiderivative of the function with respect to `tau`.
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+ """
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  tau = np.atleast_1d(tau)
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  phi = np.atleast_1d(phi)
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  assert np.all(tau >= 0)
@@ -179,7 +187,7 @@ def _assemble_intensity_and_fluxes(
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  scaled_tau = scaled_tau_arr_l - scaled_tau_dist_from_top
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  else:
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  scaled_tau = tau
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-
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+
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  exponent = np.concatenate(
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  [
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  K_collect[:, l, :N] * (scaled_tau - scaled_tau_arr_lm1)[None, :, None],
@@ -187,14 +195,33 @@ def _assemble_intensity_and_fluxes(
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  ],
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  axis=-1,
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  )
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- if there_is_beam_source:
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- um = np.einsum(
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- "mtij, mtj -> mti", GC_collect[:, l, :, :], np.exp(exponent), optimize=True
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- ) + B_collect[:, l, :] * np.exp(-scaled_tau[None, :, None] / mu0)
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+
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+ if is_antiderivative_wrt_tau:
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+ if there_is_beam_source:
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+ um = np.einsum(
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+ "mtij, mtj -> mti",
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+ GC_collect[:, l, :, :],
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+ np.exp(exponent) / (scale_tau[None, l, None] * K_collect[:, l, :]),
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+ optimize=True,
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+ ) + B_collect[:, l, :] * np.exp(-scaled_tau[None, :, None] / mu0) / (
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+ -scale_tau[None, l, None] / mu0
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+ )
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+ else:
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+ um = np.einsum(
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+ "mtij, mtj -> mti",
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+ GC_collect[:, l, :, :],
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+ np.exp(exponent) / (scale_tau[None, l, None] * K_collect[:, l, :]),
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+ optimize=True,
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+ )
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  else:
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- um = np.einsum(
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- "mtij, mtj -> mti", GC_collect[:, l, :, :], np.exp(exponent), optimize=True
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- )
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+ if there_is_beam_source:
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+ um = np.einsum(
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+ "mtij, mtj -> mti", GC_collect[:, l, :, :], np.exp(exponent), optimize=True
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+ ) + B_collect[:, l, :] * np.exp(-scaled_tau[None, :, None] / mu0)
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+ else:
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+ um = np.einsum(
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+ "mtij, mtj -> mti", GC_collect[:, l, :, :], np.exp(exponent), optimize=True
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+ )
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  # Contribution from particular solution for isotropic internal sources
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  if there_is_iso_source:
@@ -207,6 +234,7 @@ def _assemble_intensity_and_fluxes(
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  G_inv_collect_0,
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  mu_arr,
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  _autograd_compatible,
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+ is_antiderivative_wrt_tau
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  )
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  if _autograd_compatible:
@@ -229,20 +257,43 @@ def _assemble_intensity_and_fluxes(
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  ],
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  axis=-1,
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  )
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- if there_is_beam_source:
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- ulast = np.einsum(
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- "tij, tj -> it", GC_collect[-1, l, :, :], np.exp(exponent), optimize=True
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- ) + B_collect[-1, l, :].T * np.exp(-scaled_tau[None, :] / mu0)
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+ if is_antiderivative_wrt_tau:
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+ if there_is_beam_source:
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+ ulast = np.einsum(
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+ "tij, tj -> it",
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+ GC_collect[-1, l, :, :],
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+ np.exp(exponent) / (scale_tau[l, None] * K_collect[-1, l, :]),
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+ optimize=True,
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+ ) + B_collect[-1, l, :].T * np.exp(-scaled_tau[None, :] / mu0) / (
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+ -scale_tau[None, l] / mu0
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+ )
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+ else:
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+ ulast = np.einsum(
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+ "tij, tj -> it",
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+ GC_collect[-1, l, :, :],
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+ np.exp(exponent) / (scale_tau[l, None] * K_collect[-1, l, :]),
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+ optimize=True,
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+ )
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  else:
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- ulast = np.einsum(
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- "tij, tj -> it", GC_collect[-1, l, :, :], np.exp(exponent), optimize=True
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- )
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+ if there_is_beam_source:
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+ ulast = np.einsum(
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+ "tij, tj -> it", GC_collect[-1, l, :, :], np.exp(exponent), optimize=True
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+ ) + B_collect[-1, l, :].T * np.exp(-scaled_tau[None, :] / mu0)
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+ else:
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+ ulast = np.einsum(
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+ "tij, tj -> it", GC_collect[-1, l, :, :], np.exp(exponent), optimize=True
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+ )
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+
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  intensities_abs = np.abs(intensities)
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  Fourier_error = np.max(
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- np.abs(ulast[:, :, None] * np.cos((NFourier - 1) * (phi0 - phi))[None, None, :]),
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- intensities_abs,
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- out=np.zeros_like(intensities_abs),
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- where=intensities_abs > 1e-8,
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+ np.divide(
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+ np.abs(
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+ ulast[:, :, None] * np.cos((NFourier - 1) * (phi0 - phi))[None, None, :]
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+ ),
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+ intensities_abs,
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+ out=np.zeros_like(intensities_abs),
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+ where=intensities_abs > 1e-8,
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+ )
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  )
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  return I0_orig * np.squeeze(intensities), Fourier_error
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  else:
@@ -251,7 +302,16 @@ def _assemble_intensity_and_fluxes(
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  # Construct u0
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  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- def u0(tau, return_act_dscale_reclassification=False):
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+ def u0(tau, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau=False, _return_act_dscale_for_reclass=False):
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+ """
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+ Zeroth Fourier mode of the intensity with argument `tau` (type: array or float).
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+ Returns an ndarray with axes corresponding to variation with `mu` and `tau` respectively.
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+ This function is useful for calculating actinic fluxes and other quantities of interest,
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+ but reclassification of delta-scaled flux and other corrections must be done manually
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+ (for actinic flux `generate_diff_act_flux_funcs` will automatically perform the reclassification).
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+ Pass `is_antiderivative_wrt_tau = True` (defaults to `False`)
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+ to switch to an antiderivative of the function with respect to `tau`.
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+ """
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  tau = np.atleast_1d(tau)
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  assert np.all(tau >= 0)
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  assert np.all(tau <= tau_arr[-1])
@@ -268,11 +328,14 @@ def _assemble_intensity_and_fluxes(
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  scaled_tau = scaled_tau_arr_l - scaled_tau_dist_from_top
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  # The following complements the function `subroutines.generate_diff_act_flux_funcs`
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  # in performing the reclassification of delta-scaled actinic flux
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- if return_act_dscale_reclassification:
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- act_dscale_reclassification = I0 * np.exp(-scaled_tau / mu0) - I0 * np.exp(-tau / mu0)
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+ if _return_act_dscale_for_reclass:
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+ if is_antiderivative_wrt_tau:
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+ act_dscale_reclassification = I0 * np.exp(-scaled_tau / mu0) / (-scale_tau[l] / mu0) - I0 * np.exp(-tau / mu0) * -mu0
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+ else:
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+ act_dscale_reclassification = I0 * np.exp(-scaled_tau / mu0) - I0 * np.exp(-tau / mu0)
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  else:
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  scaled_tau = tau
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- if return_act_dscale_reclassification:
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+ if _return_act_dscale_for_reclass:
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  act_dscale_reclassification = 0
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  exponent = np.concatenate(
@@ -282,14 +345,33 @@ def _assemble_intensity_and_fluxes(
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  ],
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  axis=-1,
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  )
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- if there_is_beam_source:
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- u0 = np.einsum(
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- "tij, tj -> it", GC_collect_0[l, :, :], np.exp(exponent), optimize=True
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- ) + B_collect_0[l, :].T * np.exp(-scaled_tau[None, :] / mu0)
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+
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+ if is_antiderivative_wrt_tau:
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+ if there_is_beam_source:
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+ u0 = np.einsum(
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+ "tij, tj -> it",
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+ GC_collect_0[l, :, :],
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+ np.exp(exponent) / (scale_tau[l, None] * K_collect_0[l, :]),
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+ optimize=True,
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+ ) + B_collect_0[l, :].T * np.exp(-scaled_tau[None, :] / mu0) / (
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+ -scale_tau[None, l] / mu0
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+ )
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+ else:
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+ u0 = np.einsum(
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+ "tij, tj -> it",
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+ GC_collect_0[l, :, :],
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+ np.exp(exponent) / (scale_tau[l, None] * K_collect_0[l, :]),
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+ optimize=True,
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+ )
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  else:
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- u0 = np.einsum(
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- "tij, tj -> it", GC_collect_0[l, :, :], np.exp(exponent), optimize=True
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- )
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+ if there_is_beam_source:
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+ u0 = np.einsum(
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+ "tij, tj -> it", GC_collect_0[l, :, :], np.exp(exponent), optimize=True
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+ ) + B_collect_0[l, :].T * np.exp(-scaled_tau[None, :] / mu0)
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+ else:
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+ u0 = np.einsum(
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+ "tij, tj -> it", GC_collect_0[l, :, :], np.exp(exponent), optimize=True
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+ )
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  if there_is_iso_source:
@@ -302,10 +384,11 @@ def _assemble_intensity_and_fluxes(
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  G_inv_collect_0,
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  mu_arr,
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  _autograd_compatible,
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+ is_antiderivative_wrt_tau
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  )
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- u0 += _mathscr_v_contribution
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+ u0 = u0 + _mathscr_v_contribution
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- if return_act_dscale_reclassification:
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+ if _return_act_dscale_for_reclass:
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  return I0_orig * np.squeeze(u0), act_dscale_reclassification
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  else:
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  return I0_orig * np.squeeze(u0)
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  B_neg = B_collect_0[:, N:].T
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- def flux_up(tau):
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+ def flux_up(tau, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau=False):
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+ """
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+ (Energetic) Flux function with argument `tau` (type: array or float) for positive (upward) `mu` values.
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+ Returns the diffuse flux magnitudes (same type and size as `tau`).
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+ Pass `is_antiderivative_wrt_tau = True` (defaults to `False`)
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+ to switch to an antiderivative of the function with respect to `tau`.
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+ """
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  assert np.all(tau >= 0)
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  assert np.all(tau <= tau_arr[-1])
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  G_inv_collect_0,
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  mu_arr,
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  _autograd_compatible,
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+ is_antiderivative_wrt_tau
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  )[:N, :]
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  else:
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  _mathscr_v_contribution = 0
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+
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  if there_is_beam_source:
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- direct_beam_contribution = B_pos[:, l] * np.exp(-scaled_tau[None, :] / mu0)
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+ if is_antiderivative_wrt_tau:
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+ direct_beam_contribution = (
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+ B_pos[:, l] * np.exp(-scaled_tau[None, :] / mu0) / (-scale_tau[None, l] / mu0)
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+ )
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+ else:
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+ direct_beam_contribution = B_pos[:, l] * np.exp(-scaled_tau[None, :] / mu0)
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  else:
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  direct_beam_contribution = 0
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  ],
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  axis=-1,
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  )
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- u0_pos = (
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- np.einsum("tij, tj -> it", GC_pos[l, :, :], np.exp(exponent))
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- + direct_beam_contribution
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- + _mathscr_v_contribution
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- )
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+ if is_antiderivative_wrt_tau:
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+ u0_pos = (
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+ np.einsum(
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+ "tij, tj -> it",
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+ GC_pos[l, :, :],
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+ np.exp(exponent) / (scale_tau[l, None] * K_collect_0[l, :]),
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+ )
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+ + direct_beam_contribution
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+ + _mathscr_v_contribution
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+ )
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+ else:
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+ u0_pos = (
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+ np.einsum("tij, tj -> it", GC_pos[l, :, :], np.exp(exponent))
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+ + direct_beam_contribution
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+ + _mathscr_v_contribution
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+ )
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+ def flux_down(tau, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau=False):
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+ """
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+ (Energetic) Flux function with argument `tau` (type: array or float) for negative (downward) `mu` values.
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+ Returns a tuple of the diffuse and direct flux magnitudes respectively where each entry is of the
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+ Pass `is_antiderivative_wrt_tau = True` (defaults to `False`)
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+ to switch to an antiderivative of the function with respect to `tau`.
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+ """
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+ is_antiderivative_wrt_tau
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+ else:
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- np.einsum("tij, tj -> it", GC_neg[l, :, :], np.exp(exponent))
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- + direct_beam_contribution
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- )
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+ + direct_beam_contribution
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+ + _mathscr_v_contribution
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+ )
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+ else:
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+ + direct_beam_contribution
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+ + _mathscr_v_contribution
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+ )
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  return (
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- of ODEs for each Fourier mode is solved using the boundary conditions
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+ Uses the boundary conditions to solve for the unknown coefficients
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+ of the general solution to the system of ordinary differential equations for each Fourier mode.
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+ Returns the product of the coefficients and the eigenvectors.
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  See the Jupyter Notebook, especially section 3, for documentation, explanation and derivation.
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  """
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- In this function the coefficient matrix of the system of ODEs for each Fourier mode is diagonalized
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- and the eigenpairs are returned; the general solution to each system of ODEs is determined up to unknown coefficients.
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- The particular solutions to each system of ODEs is also determined and its coefficient vector is returned.
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+ Diagonalizes the coefficient matrix of the system of ordinary differential equations (ODEs)
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+ for each Fourier mode and returns the eigenpairs which give the general solution up to unknown coefficients.
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- | Variable | Type / Shape |
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- | `ells_all` | `NLeg` |
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- | `G_collect` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad x NQuad` | Reshaped to NFourier x NLayers x NQuad x NQuad
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- | `K_collect` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad` | Reshaped to NFourier x NLayers x NQuad
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- | `alpha_arr` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad/2 x NQuad/2` | Reshaped to NFourier x NLayers x NQuad/2 x NQuad/2
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- | `beta_arr` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad/2 x NQuad/2` | Reshaped to NFourier x NLayers x NQuad/2 x NQuad/2
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- | `X_tilde_arr` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad` | Reshaped to NFourier x NLayers x NQuad
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- | `B_collect` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad` or `None` | Reshaped to NFourier x NLayers x NQuad
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- | `G_inv_collect_0` | `NLayers x NQuad x NQuad` or `None` |
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+ | Variable | Type / Shape |
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+ | ------------------- | -------------------------------------- |
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+ | `ells_all` | `NLeg` |
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+ | `G_collect` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad x NQuad` | Reshaped to NFourier x NLayers x NQuad x NQuad
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+ | `K_collect` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad` | Reshaped to NFourier x NLayers x NQuad
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+ | `alpha_arr` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad/2 x NQuad/2` | Reshaped to NFourier x NLayers x NQuad/2 x NQuad/2
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+ | `beta_arr` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad/2 x NQuad/2` | Reshaped to NFourier x NLayers x NQuad/2 x NQuad/2
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+ | `X_tilde_arr` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad` | Reshaped to NFourier x NLayers x NQuad
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+ | `B_collect` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad` or `None` | Reshaped to NFourier x NLayers x NQuad
58
+ | `eigenvecs_GpG_arr` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad/2 x NQuad |
59
+ | `eigenvecs_GmG_arr` | `NFourier*NLayers x NQuad/2 x NQuad |
60
+ | `G_inv_collect_0` | `NLayers x NQuad x NQuad` or `None` |
59
61
 
60
62
  """
61
63
  ############################### Assemble system and diagonalize coefficient matrix #########################################
@@ -190,7 +192,7 @@ def _solve_for_gen_and_part_sols(
190
192
  G_inv_collect_0[no_shortcut_indices_0, :, :] = G_inv_arr[: len(no_shortcut_indices_0), :, :]
191
193
  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
192
194
 
193
- # Particular solution for the sunbeam source (refer to Section 3.6.1 of the Comprehensive Documentation)
195
+ # Particular solution for the direct beam source (refer to Section 3.6.1 of the Comprehensive Documentation)
194
196
  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
195
197
  if there_is_beam_source:
196
198
  X_tilde_arr = X_tilde_arr[: len(no_shortcut_indices), :]
@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ def pydisort(
28
28
  """Solves the 1D RTE for the fluxes, and optionally intensity,
29
29
  of a multi-layer atmosphere with the specified optical properties, boundary conditions
30
30
  and sources. Optionally performs delta-M scaling and NT corrections.
31
+ Refer to the `*_test.ipynb` Jupyter Notebooks in the `pydisotest` directory for examples of use.
31
32
 
32
33
  See https://pythonic-disort.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Pythonic-DISORT.html#1.-USER-INPUT-REQUIRED:-Choose-parameters
33
34
  for a more detailed explanation of each parameter.
@@ -64,7 +65,7 @@ def pydisort(
64
65
  Dirichlet boundary condition for the downward direction.
65
66
  only_flux : optional, bool
66
67
  Do NOT compute the intensity function?
67
- f_arr : optional, array
68
+ f_arr : optional, array or float
68
69
  Fractional scattering into peak for each atmospheric layer.
69
70
  NT_cor : optional, bool
70
71
  Perform Nakajima-Tanaka intensity corrections?
@@ -79,25 +80,36 @@ def pydisort(
79
80
 
80
81
  Returns
81
82
  -------
82
- mu_arr : array
83
+ mu_arr : array or float
83
84
  All `mu` (cosine of polar angle) quadrature nodes.
84
85
  Fp(tau) : function, function
85
- (Energetic) Flux function with argument `tau` (type: array) for positive (upward) `mu` values.
86
- Returns the diffuse flux magnitudes (type: array).
86
+ (Energetic) Flux function with argument `tau` (type: array or float) for positive (upward) `mu` values.
87
+ Returns the diffuse flux magnitudes (same type and size as `tau`).
88
+ Pass `is_antiderivative_wrt_tau = True` (defaults to `False`)
89
+ to switch to an antiderivative of the function with respect to `tau`.
90
+ For example, `Fp(tau0, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau=True) - Fp(0, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau=True)`
91
+ will give the tau-integral of `Fp` from `tau0` to `0`.
87
92
  Fm(tau) : function
88
- (Energetic) Flux function with argument `tau` (type: array) for negative (downward) `mu` values.
89
- Returns a tuple of the diffuse and direct flux magnitudes respectively (type: (array, array)).
93
+ (Energetic) Flux function with argument `tau` (type: array or float) for negative (downward) `mu` values.
94
+ Returns a tuple of the diffuse and direct flux magnitudes respectively where each entry is of the
95
+ same type and size as `tau`.
96
+ Pass `is_antiderivative_wrt_tau = True` (defaults to `False`)
97
+ to switch to an antiderivative of the function with respect to `tau`.
90
98
  u0(tau) : function
91
- Zeroth Fourier mode of the intensity with argument `tau` (type: array).
99
+ Zeroth Fourier mode of the intensity with argument `tau` (type: array or float).
92
100
  Returns an ndarray with axes corresponding to variation with `mu` and `tau` respectively.
93
101
  This function is useful for calculating actinic fluxes and other quantities of interest,
94
102
  but reclassification of delta-scaled flux and other corrections must be done manually
95
103
  (for actinic flux `generate_diff_act_flux_funcs` will automatically perform the reclassification).
104
+ Pass `is_antiderivative_wrt_tau = True` (defaults to `False`)
105
+ to switch to an antiderivative of the function with respect to `tau`.
96
106
  u(tau, phi) : function, optional
97
- Intensity function with arguments `(tau, phi, return_Fourier_error=False)` of types `(array, array, bool)`.
107
+ Intensity function with arguments `(tau, phi)` of types `(array or float, array or float)`.
98
108
  Returns an ndarray with axes corresponding to variation with `mu, tau, phi` respectively.
99
- The optional flag `return_Fourier_error` determines whether the function will also return
100
- the Cauchy / Fourier convergence evaluation (type: float) for the last Fourier term.
109
+ Pass `return_Fourier_error = True` (defaults to `False`) to return the
110
+ Cauchy / Fourier convergence evaluation (type: float) for the last Fourier term.
111
+ Pass `is_antiderivative_wrt_tau = True` (defaults to `False`)
112
+ to switch to an antiderivative of the function with respect to `tau`.
101
113
 
102
114
  """
103
115
 
@@ -310,9 +322,9 @@ def pydisort(
310
322
  _autograd_compatible,
311
323
  )
312
324
 
313
- # TMS correction
325
+ # TMS correction for the intensity (see Section 3.7.2)
314
326
  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
315
- def TMS_correction(tau, phi):
327
+ def TMS_correction(tau, phi, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau):
316
328
  Ntau = len(tau)
317
329
  Nphi = len(phi)
318
330
  # Atmospheric layer indices
@@ -357,20 +369,36 @@ def pydisort(
357
369
  )
358
370
  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
359
371
 
360
- TMS_correction_pos = (
361
- np.exp(-scaled_tau / mu0)[None, :]
362
- - np.exp(
363
- (scaled_tau - scaled_tau_arr_l)[None, :] / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
364
- - scaled_tau_arr_l[None, :] / mu0
372
+ if is_antiderivative_wrt_tau:
373
+ TMS_correction_pos = (
374
+ np.exp(-scaled_tau / mu0)[None, :] / (-scale_tau[None, l] / mu0)
375
+ - np.exp(
376
+ (scaled_tau - scaled_tau_arr_l)[None, :] / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
377
+ - scaled_tau_arr_l[None, :] / mu0
378
+ ) / (scale_tau[None, l] / mu_arr_pos[:, None])
365
379
  )
366
- )
367
- TMS_correction_neg = (
368
- np.exp(-scaled_tau / mu0)[None, :]
369
- - np.exp(
370
- (scaled_tau_arr_lm1 - scaled_tau)[None, :] / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
371
- - scaled_tau_arr_lm1[None, :] / mu0
380
+ TMS_correction_neg = (
381
+ np.exp(-scaled_tau / mu0)[None, :] / (-scale_tau[None, l] / mu0)
382
+ - np.exp(
383
+ (scaled_tau_arr_lm1 - scaled_tau)[None, :] / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
384
+ - scaled_tau_arr_lm1[None, :] / mu0
385
+ ) / (-scale_tau[None, l] / mu_arr_pos[:, None])
386
+ )
387
+ else:
388
+ TMS_correction_pos = (
389
+ np.exp(-scaled_tau / mu0)[None, :]
390
+ - np.exp(
391
+ (scaled_tau - scaled_tau_arr_l)[None, :] / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
392
+ - scaled_tau_arr_l[None, :] / mu0
393
+ )
394
+ )
395
+ TMS_correction_neg = (
396
+ np.exp(-scaled_tau / mu0)[None, :]
397
+ - np.exp(
398
+ (scaled_tau_arr_lm1 - scaled_tau)[None, :] / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
399
+ - scaled_tau_arr_lm1[None, :] / mu0
400
+ )
372
401
  )
373
- )
374
402
 
375
403
  ## Contribution from other layers
376
404
  # TODO: Despite being vectorized and despite many attempts at further optimization,
@@ -392,72 +420,114 @@ def pydisort(
392
420
 
393
421
  layers_arr_repeat = np.repeat(layers_arr, Ntau)
394
422
  scaled_tau_tile = np.tile(scaled_tau, NLayers)
395
- scaled_tau_arr_with_0_repeat = np.repeat(scaled_tau_arr_with_0, Ntau)
396
423
 
397
424
  if any_pos_contribution:
398
425
  contribution_from_each_other_layer_pos = np.zeros((N, NLayers * Ntau, Nphi))
399
- scaled_tau_l_tile_pos = scaled_tau_tile[pos_contribution_mask]
400
- mathscr_B_l_repeat_posmasked = mathscr_B[
401
- :N, layers_arr_repeat[pos_contribution_mask], :
402
- ]
403
- scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_tile_posmasked = scaled_tau_arr_with_0_repeat[:-Ntau][
404
- pos_contribution_mask
405
- ]
406
- scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_tile_posmasked = scaled_tau_arr_with_0_repeat[Ntau:][
407
- pos_contribution_mask
408
- ]
409
-
410
- contribution_from_each_other_layer_pos[:, pos_contribution_mask, :] = (
411
- mathscr_B_l_repeat_posmasked
412
- * (
413
- np.exp(
414
- (scaled_tau_l_tile_pos - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_tile_posmasked)
415
- / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
416
- - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_tile_posmasked / mu0
417
- )
418
- - np.exp(
419
- (scaled_tau_l_tile_pos - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_tile_posmasked)
420
- / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
421
- - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_tile_posmasked / mu0
422
- )
423
- )[:, :, None]
424
- )
425
- contribution_from_other_layers_pos = np.sum(
426
- contribution_from_each_other_layer_pos.reshape((N, NLayers, Ntau, Nphi)),
427
- axis=1,
428
- )
426
+ scaled_tau_tile_pos = scaled_tau_tile[pos_contribution_mask]
427
+
428
+ layers_arr_repeat_pos = layers_arr_repeat[pos_contribution_mask]
429
+ mathscr_B_repeat_pos = mathscr_B[:N, layers_arr_repeat_pos, :]
430
+ scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_repeat_pos = scaled_tau_arr_with_0[:-1][layers_arr_repeat_pos]
431
+ scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_repeat_pos = scaled_tau_arr_with_0[1:][layers_arr_repeat_pos]
432
+
433
+ if is_antiderivative_wrt_tau:
434
+ scale_tau_repeat_pos = scale_tau[layers_arr_repeat_pos]
435
+ contribution_from_each_other_layer_pos[:, pos_contribution_mask, :] = (
436
+ mathscr_B_repeat_pos
437
+ * (
438
+ (
439
+ np.exp(
440
+ (scaled_tau_tile_pos - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_repeat_pos)
441
+ / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
442
+ - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_repeat_pos / mu0
443
+ )
444
+ - np.exp(
445
+ (scaled_tau_tile_pos - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_repeat_pos)
446
+ / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
447
+ - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_repeat_pos / mu0
448
+ )
449
+ )
450
+ / (scale_tau_repeat_pos / mu_arr_pos[:, None])
451
+ )[:, :, None]
452
+ )
453
+ contribution_from_other_layers_pos = np.sum(
454
+ contribution_from_each_other_layer_pos.reshape((N, NLayers, Ntau, Nphi)),
455
+ axis=1,
456
+ )
457
+ else:
458
+ contribution_from_each_other_layer_pos[:, pos_contribution_mask, :] = (
459
+ mathscr_B_repeat_pos
460
+ * (
461
+ np.exp(
462
+ (scaled_tau_tile_pos - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_repeat_pos)
463
+ / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
464
+ - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_repeat_pos / mu0
465
+ )
466
+ - np.exp(
467
+ (scaled_tau_tile_pos - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_repeat_pos)
468
+ / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
469
+ - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_repeat_pos / mu0
470
+ )
471
+ )[:, :, None]
472
+ )
473
+ contribution_from_other_layers_pos = np.sum(
474
+ contribution_from_each_other_layer_pos.reshape((N, NLayers, Ntau, Nphi)),
475
+ axis=1,
476
+ )
477
+
429
478
  if any_neg_contribution:
430
479
  contribution_from_each_other_layer_neg = np.zeros((N, NLayers * Ntau, Nphi))
431
- scaled_tau_l_tile_neg = scaled_tau_tile[neg_contribution_mask]
432
- mathscr_B_l_repeat_negmasked = mathscr_B[
433
- N:, layers_arr_repeat[neg_contribution_mask], :
434
- ]
435
- scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_tile_negmasked = scaled_tau_arr_with_0_repeat[:-Ntau][
436
- neg_contribution_mask
437
- ]
438
- scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_tile_negmasked = scaled_tau_arr_with_0_repeat[Ntau:][
439
- neg_contribution_mask
440
- ]
480
+ scaled_tau_tile_neg = scaled_tau_tile[neg_contribution_mask]
481
+
482
+ layers_arr_repeat_neg = layers_arr_repeat[neg_contribution_mask]
483
+ mathscr_B_repeat_neg = mathscr_B[N:, layers_arr_repeat_neg, :]
484
+ scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_repeat_neg = scaled_tau_arr_with_0[:-1][layers_arr_repeat_neg]
485
+ scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_repeat_neg = scaled_tau_arr_with_0[1:][layers_arr_repeat_neg]
441
486
 
442
- contribution_from_each_other_layer_neg[:, neg_contribution_mask, :] = (
443
- mathscr_B_l_repeat_negmasked
444
- * (
445
- np.exp(
446
- (scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_tile_negmasked - scaled_tau_l_tile_neg)
447
- / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
448
- - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_tile_negmasked / mu0
449
- )
450
- - np.exp(
451
- (scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_tile_negmasked - scaled_tau_l_tile_neg)
452
- / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
453
- - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_tile_negmasked / mu0
454
- )
455
- )[:, :, None]
456
- )
457
- contribution_from_other_layers_neg = np.sum(
458
- contribution_from_each_other_layer_neg.reshape((N, NLayers, Ntau, Nphi)),
459
- axis=1,
460
- )
487
+ if is_antiderivative_wrt_tau:
488
+ scale_tau_repeat_neg = scale_tau[layers_arr_repeat_neg]
489
+ contribution_from_each_other_layer_neg[:, neg_contribution_mask, :] = (
490
+ mathscr_B_repeat_neg
491
+ * (
492
+ (
493
+ np.exp(
494
+ (scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_repeat_neg - scaled_tau_tile_neg)
495
+ / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
496
+ - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_repeat_neg / mu0
497
+ )
498
+ - np.exp(
499
+ (scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_repeat_neg - scaled_tau_tile_neg)
500
+ / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
501
+ - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_repeat_neg / mu0
502
+ )
503
+ )
504
+ / (-scale_tau_repeat_pos / mu_arr_pos[:, None])
505
+ )[:, :, None]
506
+ )
507
+ contribution_from_other_layers_neg = np.sum(
508
+ contribution_from_each_other_layer_neg.reshape((N, NLayers, Ntau, Nphi)),
509
+ axis=1,
510
+ )
511
+ else:
512
+ contribution_from_each_other_layer_neg[:, neg_contribution_mask, :] = (
513
+ mathscr_B_repeat_neg
514
+ * (
515
+ np.exp(
516
+ (scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_repeat_neg - scaled_tau_tile_neg)
517
+ / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
518
+ - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_lp1_repeat_neg / mu0
519
+ )
520
+ - np.exp(
521
+ (scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_repeat_neg - scaled_tau_tile_neg)
522
+ / mu_arr_pos[:, None]
523
+ - scaled_tau_arr_with_0_l_repeat_neg / mu0
524
+ )
525
+ )[:, :, None]
526
+ )
527
+ contribution_from_other_layers_neg = np.sum(
528
+ contribution_from_each_other_layer_neg.reshape((N, NLayers, Ntau, Nphi)),
529
+ axis=1,
530
+ )
461
531
 
462
532
  if _autograd_compatible:
463
533
  if not any_pos_contribution:
@@ -481,7 +551,7 @@ def pydisort(
481
551
  return solution
482
552
  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
483
553
 
484
- # IMS correction
554
+ # IMS correction for the intensity (see Section 3.7.2)
485
555
  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
486
556
  sum1 = np.sum(omega_arr * tau_arr)
487
557
  omega_avg = sum1 / np.sum(tau_arr)
@@ -495,15 +565,22 @@ def pydisort(
495
565
  )
496
566
  scaled_mu0 = mu0 / (1 - omega_avg * f_avg)
497
567
 
498
- def IMS_correction(tau, phi):
568
+ def IMS_correction(tau, phi, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau):
499
569
  nu = subroutines.atleast_2d_append(
500
570
  subroutines.calculate_nu(-mu_arr_pos, phi, -mu0, phi0)
501
571
  )
502
572
  x = 1 / mu_arr_pos - 1 / scaled_mu0
503
- chi = (1 / (mu_arr_pos * scaled_mu0 * x))[:, None] * (
504
- (tau[None, :] - 1 / x[:, None]) * np.exp(-tau / scaled_mu0)[None, :]
505
- + np.exp(-tau[None, :] / mu_arr_pos[:, None]) / x[:, None]
506
- )
573
+ if is_antiderivative_wrt_tau:
574
+ chi = (
575
+ (scaled_mu0 - x[:, None] * scaled_mu0 * (scaled_mu0 + tau)[None, :])
576
+ * np.exp(-tau / scaled_mu0)[None, :]
577
+ - mu_arr_pos[:, None] * np.exp(-tau[None, :] / mu_arr_pos[:, None])
578
+ ) / (mu_arr_pos * scaled_mu0 * x**2)[:, None]
579
+ else:
580
+ chi = (
581
+ (tau[None, :] - 1 / x[:, None]) * np.exp(-tau / scaled_mu0)[None, :]
582
+ + np.exp(-tau[None, :] / mu_arr_pos[:, None]) / x[:, None]
583
+ ) / (mu_arr_pos * scaled_mu0 * x)[:, None]
507
584
  return (
508
585
  I0
509
586
  / (4 * pi)
@@ -518,26 +595,26 @@ def pydisort(
518
595
 
519
596
  # The corrected intensity
520
597
  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
521
- def u_corrected(tau, phi, return_Fourier_error=False):
598
+ def u_corrected(tau, phi, return_Fourier_error=False, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau=False):
522
599
  tau = np.atleast_1d(tau)
523
600
  phi = np.atleast_1d(phi)
524
- NT_corrections = TMS_correction(tau, phi)
601
+ NT_corrections = TMS_correction(tau, phi, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau)
525
602
 
526
603
  if _autograd_compatible:
527
604
  NT_corrections = NT_corrections + np.concatenate(
528
- [np.zeros((N, len(tau), len(phi))), IMS_correction(tau, phi)], axis=0
605
+ [np.zeros((N, len(tau), len(phi))), IMS_correction(tau, phi, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau)], axis=0
529
606
  )
530
607
  else:
531
- NT_corrections[N:, :, :] += IMS_correction(tau, phi)
608
+ NT_corrections[N:, :, :] += IMS_correction(tau, phi, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau)
532
609
 
533
610
  if return_Fourier_error:
534
- u_star_outputs = u_star(tau, phi, True)
611
+ u_star_outputs = u_star(tau, phi, True, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau)
535
612
  return (
536
613
  u_star_outputs[0] + I0_orig * np.squeeze(NT_corrections),
537
614
  u_star_outputs[1],
538
615
  )
539
616
  else:
540
- return u_star(tau, phi, False) + I0_orig * np.squeeze(NT_corrections)
617
+ return u_star(tau, phi, False, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau) + I0_orig * np.squeeze(NT_corrections)
541
618
  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
542
619
 
543
620
  return mu_arr, flux_up, flux_down, u0, u_corrected
@@ -238,33 +238,40 @@ def generate_diff_act_flux_funcs(u0):
238
238
  function
239
239
  Actinic flux function with argument `tau` (type: array) for positive (upward) `mu` values.
240
240
  Returns the diffuse flux magnitudes (type: array).
241
+ Pass `is_antiderivative_wrt_tau = True` (defaults to `False`)
242
+ to switch to an antiderivative of the function with respect to `tau`.
241
243
  function
242
244
  Actinic flux function with argument `tau` (type: array) for negative (downward) `mu` values.
243
245
  Returns the diffuse flux magnitudes (type: array).
246
+ Pass `is_antiderivative_wrt_tau = True` (defaults to `False`)
247
+ to switch to an antiderivative of the function with respect to `tau`.
244
248
 
245
249
  """
246
250
  N = np.shape(u0(0))[0] // 2
247
251
  GL_weights = Gauss_Legendre_quad(N, 0, 1)[1]
248
252
 
249
253
  # Note that the zeroth axis of the array u0(tau) captures variation with mu
250
- flux_act_up = lambda tau: 2 * pi * GL_weights @ u0(tau)[:N]
251
- def flux_act_down_diffuse(tau):
252
- u0_cache, act_dscale_reclassification = u0(tau, True)
254
+ def flux_act_up(tau, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau=False):
255
+ return 2 * pi * GL_weights @ u0(tau, is_antiderivative_wrt_tau)[:N]
256
+
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+ def _mathscr_v(tau, # Input optical depths
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+ s_poly_coeffs, # Polynomial coefficients of isotropic source
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+ G, # Eigenvector matrices
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+ mu_arr, # Quadrature nodes for both hemispheres
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+ | `K` | `NLayers<= x NQuad` |
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+ if is_antiderivative_wrt_tau:
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+ else:
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+
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  return np.einsum(
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+ tau_poly,
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  G_inv[l, :, :],
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  1 / mu_arr,
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+ print()
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  print("Max pointwise difference =", np.max(diff[:, max_diff_tau_index, :]))
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  print("At tau = " + str(ratio_tau_pt))
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  Metadata-Version: 2.1
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  Name: PythonicDISORT
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  Summary: Discrete Ordinates Solver for the (1D) Radiative Transfer Equation in a single or multi-layer atmosphere.
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  # Introduction
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- The PythonicDISORT package is a Discrete Ordinates Solver for the (1D) Radiative Transfer Equation in a single or multi-layer plane-parallel atmosphere.
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+ The PythonicDISORT package is a Discrete Ordinates Solver for the (1D) Radiative Transfer Equation
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+ in a plane-parallel, horizontally homogeneous atmosphere.
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  While PythonicDISORT has been optimized for speed, it will naturally be slower than similar FORTRAN algorithms.
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- PythonicDISORT is based on Stamnes' FORTRAN DISORT (see References, in particular [2, 3, 8]) and has its main features:
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+ PythonicDISORT is based on Stamnes' FORTRAN DISORT (see References, in particular [2, 3, 8]) and has its main features: multi-layer solver,
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+ delta-M scaling, Nakajima-Tanaka (NT) corrections, only flux option, direct beam source, isotropic internal source (blackbody emission),
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- Our **GitHub repository:** https://github.com/LDEO-CREW/Pythonic-DISORT also includes our F2PY-wrapped Stamnes DISORT (version 4.0.99) in the `disort4.0.99_f2py` directory.
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- The original was downloaded from http://www.rtatmocn.com/disort/. The wrapper is inspired by https://github.com/kconnour/pyRT_DISORT.
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  # Documentation
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+ This Jupyter Notebook provides comprehensive documentation, suggested inputs, explanations,
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- `disotest.f90` is included in the `disort4.0.99_f2py` directory of our GitHub repository. In these tests, the solutions from PythonicDISORT are compared
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- in the `pydisotest` directory to run these tests. The `pydisotest` directory also contains Jupyter Notebooks, one for each test,
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- to show how the tests were implemented. These notebooks double up as examples of how to use PythonicDISORT.
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+ Not only are there verification tests in `Pythonic-DISORT.ipynb`,
50
+ most of the test problems in Stamnes' `disotest.f90` (download DISORT 4.0.99 from http://www.rtatmocn.com/disort/) have also been recreated.
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+ In these tests, the solutions from PythonicDISORT are compared against solutions
52
+ from a F2PY-wrapped Stamnes' DISORT (version 4.0.99; wrapper inspired by https://github.com/kconnour/pyRT_DISORT). With PyTest installed, execute the console command `pytest`
53
+ in the `pydisotest` directory to run these tests. The `pydisotest` directory also contains Jupyter Notebooks that correspond to each test
54
+ to show how it was implemented. These notebooks double up as examples of how to use PythonicDISORT.
54
55
 
55
56
  # Installation
56
57
 
57
58
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58
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59
+ * From Conda-forge: (TODO: need to first publish on Conda-forge)
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60
  * By cloning repository: `pip install .` in the `Pythonic-DISORT` directory; `pip install -r all_optional_dependencies.txt` to install all optional dependencies (see *Requirements to run PythonicDISORT*)
60
61
 
61
62
  ## Requirements to run PythonicDISORT
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64
65
  * `scipy >= 1.8.0`
65
66
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66
67
 
67
- ## Additional requirements to run the Jupyter Notebook
68
+ ## (OPTIONAL) Additional requirements to run the Jupyter Notebook
68
69
  * `autograd >= 1.5`
69
70
  * `jupyter > 1.0.0`
70
71
  * `notebook > 6.5.2`
72
+ * `matplotlib >= 3.6.0`
71
73
 
72
- In addition, our F2PY-wrapped Stamnes' DISORT (in the `disort4.0.99_f2py` directory), or equivalent,
73
- must be set up to run the last section (section 6).
74
+ In addition, a F2PY-wrapped Stamnes' DISORT, or equivalent, is required to properly run the last section (section 6).
74
75
 
75
76
  ## Compatibility
76
77
 
77
- The PythonicDISORT package *should* be system agnostic given its minimal dependencies and pure Python code.
78
- We do not guarantee that our Jupyter Notebook and F2PY-wrapped Stamnes' DISORT will work on other systems though.
79
- The latter will almost certainly need user edits to work and in any case it requires FORTRAN compilers which
80
- are not included in our GitHub repository. Everything in the repository was built and tested on Windows 11 but
81
- not yet tested on other systems.
78
+ The PythonicDISORT package should be system agnostic given its minimal dependencies and pure Python code.
79
+ Everything in the repository was built and tested on Windows 11.
82
80
 
83
81
  # Acknowledgements
84
82
 
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104
 
107
105
  10) Trefethen, L. N.. 1996. *Finite difference and spectral methods for ordinary and partial differential equations.* https://people.maths.ox.ac.uk/trefethen/pdetext.html.
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106
 
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- 11) T. Nakajima and M. Tanaka. 1988. *Algorithms for radiative intensity calculations in moderately thick atmospheres using a truncation approximation.* https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0022407388900313.
107
+ 11) Knut Stamnes. 1982. *On the computation of angular distributions of radiation in planetary atmospheres.* https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0022407382900966.
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108
 
111
- 12) K. Connour and A. Stcherbinine. 2022. *pyRT_DISORT.* https://github.com/kconnour/pyRT_DISORT.
109
+ 12) T. Nakajima and M. Tanaka. 1988. *Algorithms for radiative intensity calculations in moderately thick atmospheres using a truncation approximation.* https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0022407388900313.
110
+
111
+ 13) Connour, Kyle and Wolff, Michael. 2020. *pyRT_DISORT: A pre-processing front-end to help make DISORT simulations easier in Python.* https://github.com/kconnour/pyRT_DISORT.
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