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Bound and trailing vortices share one segment kernel, so the trailing core induces azimuthal velocity #351
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Share one straight-segment kernel between bound and trailing vortices
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Test both vortex functions for azimuthal velocity in one testset
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Merge origin/main: carry the va rename into the shared vortex kernel
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Fold the second Unreleased "Fixed" changelog heading into the first
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MINOR: This testset nearly copies 'Velocity is azimuthal (perpendicular to axis and radius)' at line 179, changing only the function called and the core radius. Since both functions now share one kernel, one loop over (function, core radius) pairs would state the invariant once instead of keeping two copies in step (§2, §7).
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Fix this
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Fixed in 465d199: one testset now loops over both vortex functions, each at its own core radius.