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Trouble with Arrayfire: exited with code -1073741701
Note that I'm on a 64 bit machine, yet I build for a Win32 platform with x64 DLL's,that might cause a problem too.
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What happens to the $2\pi$ factor when calculating Raman-shifts in units of wavenumbers?
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What happens to the $2\pi$ factor when calculating Raman-shifts in units of wavenumbers?
Just looked it up on Wikipedia, apparently that is the case. Though I'm still a bit confused why they use $\omega$ Thanks!
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What happens to the $2\pi$ factor when calculating Raman-shifts in units of wavenumbers?
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What happens to the $2\pi$ factor when calculating Raman-shifts in units of wavenumbers?
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What happens to the $2\pi$ factor when calculating Raman-shifts in units of wavenumbers?
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Public const variable or private with a get function, which is preferable?
But in terms of "security", it comes down to the same thing? Would this be the only aspect that distinguishes these two?
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Public const variable or private with a get function, which is preferable?
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Public const variable or private with a get function, which is preferable?
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