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remove the 'license' section 

no need to state my ideals so in-your-face here. better to just omit any talk
of licensing, if i truly believe it to be irrelevant.
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@ -294,15 +294,3 @@ although i decided not to use PML, i found Steven Johnson's (of FFTW fame) notes
- [Steven Johnson: Notes on Perfectly Matched Layers (PMLs)](https://math.mit.edu/~stevenj/18.369/spring07/pml.pdf)
a huge thanks to everyone above for sharing the fruits of their studies. though my work here is of a lesser caliber, i hope that someone, likewise, may someday find it of use.
## License
i'm not a lawyer, and i don't want to be.
by nature of your reading this, my computer has freely shared these bits with yours.
at this point, it's foolish to think i could do anything to restrict your actions with them, and even more foolish to believe that i have any sort of "right" to do so.
however, if you somehow believe IP laws are legitimate, then:
- i claim whatever minimal copyright is necessary for my own use of this code (and future modifications made by me/shared to this repository) to continue unencumbered.
- i license these works to you according to that same condition and the additional condition that your use of these works does not force me into any additional interactions with legal systems which i would not have made were these works not made available to you (e.g. your license to these works is conditional upon your not filing any lawsuits/patent claims/etc against me).
do note that the individual dependencies of this software project include licenses of their own. for your convenience, i've annotated each dependency inside [Cargo.toml](Cargo.toml) with its respective license.