Verify variable naming consistency in test_torque.f90#34
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Verify variable naming consistency in test_torque.f90
Jan 10, 2026
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Dpwas still used on line 98 after being renamed toD_plateauon line 87. Investigation confirms the code already usesD_plateauconsistently throughout:D_plateauD_plateauD_plateauNo code changes required. The variable naming is already correct across all references in the
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