@@ -97,12 +97,11 @@ b) for time-dependent boundary conditions
```
# optimize tp, records=1
!<tp entry index> <bc index number> <alphy-beta keyword>
1 2 al
!<tp entry index> <bc index number> <alpha-beta keyword: al/be>
```
Here the bc-index needs to be assoziated with a unit number and defines this the dependency to the tp period table
(where to find the tp-entry).
*Note: Information on "optimize tp" are from the read_inverse.f90 routine. Not sure about the meaning of the input options. An example on how to use this option in the input file is missing...*
Here the bc-index needs to be associated with a unit number and defines the dependency to the tp period table
(where to find the tp-entry). The bc index number is specified for each boundary condition under the respective bc-keyword in the input file.
**4. Specify inversion control:**
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@@ -113,7 +112,7 @@ Here the bc-index needs to be assoziated with a unit number and defines this the