add 2.5D WFS reference contour examples #184
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- add two examples for xref(x0) reference contour into docstring
- use wavelength instead of frequency (which assumed c=343 m/s) - use array2 with N=64, does the job and looks nicer - now avoids 'hard coded' wording, but gives a hint for code validity - x0_ -> x0_tmp, xs_ -> xs_tmp
- use f_tmp / omega_tmp for the two ref contour examples only
- more convenient to have this in a notebbok - the wfs.py examples remain minimal and straightforward - the proposed notebook can be extended to referencing schemes for linear SSDs and in general for other potential referencing schemes
- remove array2 as not needed for the new proposal
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the examples are now here: |
lmb -> wavelength
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