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When I enable reversible lithium plating in PyBaMM, my per-cycle summaries show
small negative values in Loss of capacity to negative lithium plating [A.h]
(typically around ±1e-7 A·h). The histogram is centered near zero and the
per-cycle time series oscillates around zero, while SEI capacity loss grows
monotonically.
Question: Are these small negative per-cycle values expected with the
reversible plating model (i.e., due to stripping exceeding plating over my
integration window), or do they indicate a post-processing/sign convention issue?
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When I enable reversible lithium plating in PyBaMM, my per-cycle summaries show
small negative values in Loss of capacity to negative lithium plating [A.h]
(typically around ±1e-7 A·h). The histogram is centered near zero and the
per-cycle time series oscillates around zero, while SEI capacity loss grows
monotonically.
Question: Are these small negative per-cycle values expected with the
reversible plating model (i.e., due to stripping exceeding plating over my
integration window), or do they indicate a post-processing/sign convention issue?
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