Diagnostics: NLL Invariants to Monitor #565
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The calculation of the invariants of motion H and I for the nonlinear lens were still calculated in a slow, inefficient way using per-particle ASCII output. This moves the calculation and output to the beam monitor, where it can be optionally enabled and has significantly more performant I/O throughput using openPMD.
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The calculation of the invariants of motion H and I for the nonlinear lens were still calculated in a slow, inefficient way using per-particle ASCII output.
This moves the calculation and output to the beam monitor, where it can be optionally enabled and has significantly more performant I/O throughput using openPMD.