Utility to make laser periodic on the grid #348
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Any advice on a better way to do this? Sometimes value will be a scalar and sometimes it will be an array (these cases should be treated separately)
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Adds a utility to make the laser periodic over the spatial domain
Periodicity on the grid is enforced by a low-pass spatial Fourier filter. The filter is super-Gaussian with run-time specified super-Gaussian order and FHWM k in each direction.