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Currently, our eigenmode solver chooses the phase to maximize the norm of Re(H), corresponding to fix-hfield-phase in MPB.
However, for a zero-thickness (i.e., constant-cross-section) eigenmode solve, there is a more common convention: choose the phase so that the transverse fields are purely real. It should be fairly easy to change our phase convention to match this case.
Currently, our eigenmode solver chooses the phase to maximize the norm of Re(H), corresponding to
fix-hfield-phase
in MPB.However, for a zero-thickness (i.e., constant-cross-section) eigenmode solve, there is a more common convention: choose the phase so that the transverse fields are purely real. It should be fairly easy to change our phase convention to match this case.
See also #2409
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