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FEAT: implement general dispersion integral #480
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The PR looks good 🌮
For #480 (comment), it's maybe better to create a separate PR that then closes #259. In that PR, we can then also split up the analytic-continuation.ipynb notebook several notebooks that explain features that are related to analyticity (e.g. continuation below a threshold as well as continuation into other Riemann sheets).
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@Zeyna777 could you make this notebook a bit more explanatory?
https://ampform--480.org.readthedocs.build/480/usage/dynamics/riemann-sheets.html
For testing what the notebook looks like, start a server
poe docliveand edit the notebook meanwhile
poe labwith output cells saved after running the notebook in order to what the notebooks looks like in the website rendering.
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I would only change the first 1D plot, that you plot using linspace, rather than a slice from the meshgrid
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Looks good, I would only post an issue about the instability of the numerical integral and link to it.
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Great ![]()
BreakupMomentumand related classes toampform.kinematics.phasespaceTip
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