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--- OCTCheckGradient
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--- OCTControlFunctionOmegaMax
--- OCTControlFunctionRepresentation
--- OCTControlFunctionType
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--- OCTStartIterCurrTg
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--- OCTTargetDensityFromState
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--- OCTTargetUserdefined
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--- OCTVelocityTarget
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OCTPositionDerivatives
OCTPositionDerivatives
Section Calculation Modes::Optimal Control
Type block
This block should contain the derivatives of the expression given in
OCTClassicalTarget with respect to the q array components.
Each line corresponds to a different classical particle, whereas the
columns correspond to each spatial dimension: the (i,j) block component
corresponds with the derivative wrt q[i,j].