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@ymahlau On current main, ExtrudedPolygon ignores the symmetry clipping. In the simulation symmetry notebook, during the quarter run the taper came out as the lower half of the polygon, so the “geometry is the same” check failed. The patch fixes this for both uniform and rectilinear grids and includes a test.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Corrected how extruded polygon materials are represented on uniform and rectilinear grids when mirror symmetry clips the geometry.
  • The resulting symmetry-reduced material layout now matches the corresponding region of the full-grid layout.

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ExtrudedPolygon now samples transverse cell centres and adjusts coordinates and extents for lower-end cells removed by symmetry clipping. Tests compare clipped and full-grid results for uniform and rectilinear grids.

Changes: Extruded polygon mask

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Transverse sampling and symmetry validation src/fdtdx/objects/static_material/polygon.py, tests/unit/objects/static_material/test_polygon.py	The mask uses transverse cell-centre samples and accounts for clipped lower-end cells. Tests check that the symmetry-clipped result matches the corresponding quarter of the full-grid result for uniform and rectilinear grids.

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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Suggested reviewers: teevee112

Merge Risk: Low · up to 1ad2b

The symmetry change is mergeable with owner awareness, but its new test does not protect the nonuniform rectilinear case. Add a mirror-symmetric nonuniform fixture to strengthen regression coverage.

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🧹 Nitpick comments: 1

tests/unit/objects/static_material/test_polygon.py: 1

398-440: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Quick win

The rectilinear symmetry test only covers equal cell widths. Add a mirror-symmetric, non-uniform grid case.

The "rectilinear" branch calls UniformGrid.resolve(shape). That method builds an equally spaced RectilinearGrid, so the test never runs with unequal transverse widths. A regression that appears only with non-uniform y or z widths would still pass. A non-uniform case should use mirror-symmetric edges, so that the quarter-grid comparison remains exact.

Suggested fix

 def _placed_inv_permittivities(symmetry, grid_type):
     """Place a trapezoid centred on the mirror planes and return the inverse permittivity array."""
     import fdtdx

     spacing = 50e-9
     shape = (40, 24, 16)
     grid = UniformGrid(spacing=spacing)
     if grid_type == "rectilinear":
-        grid = grid.resolve(shape)
+        # Mirror-symmetric, non-uniform transverse widths.
+        half_y = spacing * np.array([1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 1.0, 0.5, 1.5, 1.0, 2.0, 1.0, 1.5, 1.0, 0.5])
+        half_z = spacing * np.array([1.0, 2.0, 0.5, 1.5, 1.0, 2.0, 1.0, 1.0])
+        grid = RectilinearGrid(
+            x_edges=_symmetric_edges(np.full(shape[0], spacing)),
+            y_edges=_symmetric_edges(np.concatenate([half_y, half_y[::-1]])),
+            z_edges=_symmetric_edges(np.concatenate([half_z, half_z[::-1]])),
+        )

Add this helper above the test, and import RectilinearGrid in the test module:

def _symmetric_edges(widths):
    edges = np.concatenate([[0.0], np.cumsum(widths)])
    return edges - edges[-1] / 2.0

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Review comment at @tests/unit/objects/static_material/test_polygon.py around
lines 398 - 440:
Update _placed_inv_permittivities so its rectilinear case uses a non-uniform
RectilinearGrid with mirror-symmetric y and z cell widths, while preserving the
existing shape and quarter-grid comparison. Add the symmetric-edge helper and
RectilinearGrid import needed to construct that grid.

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Review comments at @tests/unit/objects/static_material/test_polygon.py:
- Around line 398-440: Update _placed_inv_permittivities so its rectilinear case
uses a non-uniform RectilinearGrid with mirror-symmetric y and z cell widths,
while preserving the existing shape and quarter-grid comparison. Add the
symmetric-edge helper and RectilinearGrid import needed to construct that grid.

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[ymahlau]

@renaissancenerd thanks for the fix!