Allow distributing the points on the inner surface more smoothly #35
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This commits adds the option `inner_maxmode`, which can be used in combination with `inner_ort` to distribute the points on the inner boundary more smoothly. Unlike `maxmode_inner`, this does not sets a maximum ratio, but ensures that the points are distributed locally smoothly, by removing high frequency modes in the distrbution. This is not enabled by default, as the value of inner_maxmode depends on the the specific mesh. But it seems that for simple cases, low values around 5 seem to be good.
Also remove some debugging code.
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This commits adds the option
inner_maxmode, which can be used in combination withinner_ortto distribute the points on the inner boundary more smoothly. Unlikemaxmode_inner, this does not sets a maximum ratio, but ensures that the points are distributed locally smoothly, by removing high frequency modes in the distrbution.This is not enabled by default, as the value of inner_maxmode depends on the the specific mesh. But it seems that for simple cases, low values around 5 seem to be good.