Make surface input always at psi=1 or on a specifiable surface, then use method of equivalent surface currents to get the currents on the control surface

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Issue type
Feature
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Tech stack
julia
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backend

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The issue names no files or tests. Start by locating the surface-input and external-forcing entry points, then read how control surfaces are represented. Done means arbitrary or psi=1 input surfaces are supported and equivalent surface currents yield currents on the control surface, as described in the issue.

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Description

See title. Making us accept an arbitrary or psi=1 surface for external forcing for coupling with surfmn or thincurr for example would simplify workflows coupling to other codes. Should use method of equivalent surface currents and solve for a current potential in vacuum, a-la-boozer / park early IPEC papers.

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