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Merge pull request #245 from PlasmaControl/plot_kwargs
Documents kwargs for plotting functions and adds sensible kwargs to those that were lacking them (such as figsize)
- Document kwargs, according to [matplotlib-style documentation](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62511086/how-to-document-kwargs-according-to-numpy-style-docstring)
- add kwargs to plotting functions missing sensible/useful kwargs
- add check for unused kwargs to most plotting functions
- add plot comparisons to artifact uploaded to github
- bump `pytest-mpl` version to fix [bug](matplotlib/pytest-mpl#171) where if `unittest.TestCase` is used, it did not actually run those tests correctly
resolves#178 , #244
The equations :math:`\mathbf{f}` are the force error residuals at a series of collocation points, as well as additional equations to enforce the boundary condition:
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The equations :math:`\mathbf{f}` are the force error residuals at a series of collocation points:
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.. math::
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\mathbf{f} = [f_\rho \\ f_\beta \\ BC]^T
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\mathbf{f} = [f_\rho \\ f_\beta]^T
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DESC allows flexibility in the choice of optimization algorithm used to solve this system of equations; popular approaches include Newton-Raphson methods and least-squares minimization.
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DESC allows flexibility in the choice of optimization algorithm used to solve this system of equations; popular approaches include Newton-Raphson methods and least-squares minimization (as the collocation grids are often oversampled, which has been found to improve convergence and robustness).
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