func (FiringPattern) Phase(i int, t float64) int · OffsetDistribution returns offset_i

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Original context

// Phase returns phase(i,t) = ⌊(t + offset_i)/10.6⌋ mod 16
func (FiringPattern) Phase(i int, t float64) int {
	offset := FiringPattern{}.OffsetDistribution(i)
	return int(math.Floor((t+offset)/BasePairsPerTurn)) % NumStrands
}

// OffsetDistribution returns offset_i = i · φ⁻¹ · 10.6
func (FiringPattern) OffsetDistribution(i int) float64 {
	return float64(i) * PHIInv * BasePairsPerTurn
}

// ShouldFire returns true if strand i should fire at time t
func (fp FiringPattern) ShouldFire(i int, t float64) bool {
	return fp.Phase(i, t) == 0
}

// FiringStrands returns all strands that should fire at time t

OffsetDistribution returns offset_i = i · φ⁻¹ · 10.6

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