move adjoint source post norm from source info to simulation #1994
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momchil-flex
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Oct 3, 2024
| title="Post Normalization Values", | ||
| description="Factor to multiply the fields by after running, " | ||
| "given the adjoint source pipeline used. Note: this is used internally only.", | ||
| ) |
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Can we clarify this a little? I don't understand what given the adjoint source pipeline used means. Also, should we add the note about internal only to the simulation_type field too?
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Yea maybe more clear is "Factor to multiply the fields by to incorporate the adjoint source amplitudes.".
And yea we can add this note to simulation type too
tylerflex
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Supersedes #1934 , rebased against develop.