fix polyslab edge gradient assignment #2064
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yaugenst-flex
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Yea, basically to compute edges, we substract current vertex from vertex with shift=-1. then to get back to vertices, we need to apply shift=+1 |
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There was a bug in polyslab, when transforming edge gradients to vertex gradients. The vertex assignments were shifted incorrectly by 1. This wouldnt affect finely discretized polyslabs but becomes a major issue with more coarse grained polylsab discretizations.