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The radial mesh distance for the monte-carlo method is treated as the centre of a bin, in which the number of particles are counted.
However, if the user provides a mesh with the smallest element too close to zero, then the bin has to change size. At the moment, this line creates an error if the smallest element distance[1] is too close to zero, then the centre of the bin with be negative, and this will lead to mistakes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The radial mesh
distance
for the monte-carlo method is treated as the centre of a bin, in which the number of particles are counted.However, if the user provides a mesh with the smallest element too close to zero, then the bin has to change size. At the moment, this line creates an error if the smallest element
distance[1]
is too close to zero, then the centre of the bin with be negative, and this will lead to mistakes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: