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PropagationSpectrumSymmetrizeSigma
PropagationSpectrumSymmetrizeSigma
Section Utilities::oct-propagation_spectrum
Type logical
Default .false.
The polarizablity tensor has to be real and symmetric. Due to numerical accuracy,
that is not extricly conserved when computing it from different time-propations.
If PropagationSpectrumSymmetrizeSigma = yes , the polarizability tensor is
symmetrized before its diagonalizied.
This variable is only used if the cross_section_tensor is computed.
Source information
td/spectrum.F90 : 2680
call parse_variable ( namespace , 'PropagationSpectrumSymmetrizeSigma' , . false ., symmetrize )