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As discussed in today's call, the boundary_x, boundary_y, and boundary_z parameters only set the lower boundaries. This is due to historical reasons relating to reflection boundaries. However, it might make more sense to have boundary_lower.
This naming convention is present in all the boundary parameter names (reflection_x and reflection_upper_x, linear_extrapolation_x_vars and linear_extrapolation_upper_x_vars, etc).
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As discussed in today's call, the boundary_x, boundary_y, and boundary_z parameters only set the lower boundaries. This is due to historical reasons relating to reflection boundaries. However, it might make more sense to have boundary_lower.
This naming convention is present in all the boundary parameter names (reflection_x and reflection_upper_x, linear_extrapolation_x_vars and linear_extrapolation_upper_x_vars, etc).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: