# Where to go next After a first run, use the [user guide](../guide/index.md) to develop your model and check the result. It is arranged as a reading sequence, but each section also provides an entry point for a particular task. | Your next task | Read | |---|---| | Choose a time window and wavelength band | [Grids and Fourier conventions](../guide/setup/grids.md) | | Use another waveguide or a taper | [Waveguide propagation](../guide/waveguides/index.md) | | Model focusing or filamentation | [Free-space propagation](../guide/free-space/index.md) | | Choose a material, Raman response, or ionisation model | [Materials and nonlinear responses](../guide/media/index.md) | | Check convergence and numerical accuracy | [Numerical methods and accuracy](../guide/numerics/index.md) | | Save a run, plot it, or interpret its statistics | [Results and interpretation](../guide/results/index.md) | | Explore parameters or compress the output pulse | [Design and workflows](../guide/workflows/index.md) | | Run on another backend or tune performance | [Backends and performance](../guide/performance/index.md) | Browse the [examples](../examples/index.md) for calculations that combine these steps. The [API reference](../api/index.md) documents function arguments, units, return values, and exceptions. ## Project information and help The [solprop repository](https://github.com/LupoLab/solprop) hosts the source code and issue tracker. When reporting a problem, include a small reproducible script, the package and backend versions, and the behaviour you expected. For a question about a physical result, state the model, parameters, numerical resolution, and reference used for the comparison. [About solprop](about.md) describes the project. The [changelog](../changelog.md) records changes between versions, and [differences from Luna](../guide/workflows/luna.md) explain deliberate modelling and convention differences. To contribute code or documentation, use the [developer’s guide](../dev/index.md). ```{toctree} :maxdepth: 1 about ../changelog ```