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boundary_point_count =max(1, div(stencil_length,2) -1)# -1 due to the ghost point
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boundary_point_count =div(stencil_length,2) -1# -1 due to the ghost point
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# Because it's a N x (N+2) operator, the last stencil on the sides are the [b,0,x,x,x,x] stencils, not the [0,x,x,x,x,x] stencils, since we're never solving for the derivative at the boundary point.
boundary_point_count =max(1, div(stencil_length,2) -1)# -1 due to the ghost point
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boundary_point_count =div(stencil_length,2) -1# -1 due to the ghost point
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# Because it's a N x (N+2) operator, the last stencil on the sides are the [b,0,x,x,x,x] stencils, not the [0,x,x,x,x,x] stencils, since we're never solving for the derivative at the boundary point.
boundary_point_count =max(div(stencil_length,2) -1)# -1 due to the ghost point
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boundary_point_count =div(stencil_length,2) -1# -1 due to the ghost point
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# Because it's a N x (N+2) operator, the last stencil on the sides are the [b,0,x,x,x,x] stencils, not the [0,x,x,x,x,x] stencils, since we're never solving for the derivative at the boundary point.
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