Tubular regular positions #63
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…neticParticleImaging/MPIFiles.jl into JS/tubular-regular-positions
jonschumacher
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This is very nice. I first read "tabular" and was somewhat confused... |
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I also want to try non-cartesian grids like a polar grid with a sun-like structure but that is something for the future because it involves more than a simple reshape ;) |
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For some kinds of simulations, it is sufficient to only simulate the physically possible positions. This is e.g. the case with circular scanner bores. This PR implements a regular grid constrained by a radius along one dimension resulting in a tubular fov.