symrzl.f90 File Reference

Symmetrize \(R\), \(Z\) and \(\lambda\). More...

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Functions/Subroutines
subroutine	symrzl (r1s, rus, rvs, z1s, zus, zvs, lus, lvs, rcons, zcons, r1a, rua, rva, z1a, zua, zva, lua, lva, rcona, zcona)
	Symmetrize \(R\), \(Z\) and \(\lambda\).

Detailed Description

Symmetrize \(R\), \(Z\) and \(\lambda\).

Definition in file symrzl.f90.

Function/Subroutine Documentation

symrzl()

subroutine symrzl	(	real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(inout)	r1s,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(inout)	rus,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(inout)	rvs,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(inout)	z1s,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(inout)	zus,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(inout)	zvs,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(inout)	lus,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(inout)	lvs,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(inout)	rcons,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(inout)	zcons,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(in)	r1a,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(in)	rua,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(in)	rva,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(in)	z1a,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(in)	zua,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(in)	zva,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(in)	lua,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(in)	lva,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(in)	rcona,
		real(rprec), dimension(ns*nzeta,ntheta3,0:1), intent(in)	zcona )

Symmetrize \(R\), \(Z\) and \(\lambda\).

Parameters

r1s
rus
rvs
z1s
zus
zvs
lus
lvs
rcons
zcons
r1a
rua
rva
z1a
zua
zva
lua
lva
rcona
zcona

Definition at line 26 of file symrzl.f90.

References vmec_main::ireflect, and vmec_main::lthreed.

Referenced by funct3d().

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