[Gauge invariant Helicity] Out of bounds indexing corrected #213
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Sorry, I initially made a mistake implementing the fix. Now the gauge is correct, only the helicity changes by a relevant amount in the test cases and the references were updated. There is a slight regression, some of the resulting Rbc, sg, Zbs terms changed in the order of 1e-12, slightly above the thresholds for the tests. With this fix, #187 is ready to merge. |
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Fixes out of bounds error mentioned in #187 . The
change by @KseniaAleynikova does cause a minor regression, everything stayed within the expected bounds.
I believe the tests were simply failing, because the newly introduced accumulators dH1 and dH2 had uninitialized memory at the beginning of the loop.