Nalu: a generalized unstructured massively parallel low Mach flow code designed to support a variety of open applications of interest built on the Sierra Toolkit and Trilinos solver Tpetra solver stack. The open source BSD, clause 3 license model has been chosen for the code base. See LICENSE for more information.
Cleaned up the elastic mesh motion kernel to include deform_wrt_model_coordinates. This was missing in the conversion to consolidated.
plumbing for deform_wrt_model_coordinates in EqSys; activated in movingCylinder
Remove activate_mass in MeshDisplaceEQS since this is managed by the element source term activation.
rebless due to deform_wrt_model_coordinates and Z-transport with GCL.
Notes:
a) physical density can be useful to specify when all of the mesh
volumes around a moving boundary are the same, e.g., the
movingCylinder case runs smoother when rho = 0.005. However,
convergence is good with the current geometric scaling option.
missing scalarNp1_ assignment in scalar GCL.
Cleaned up the elastic mesh motion kernel to include deform_wrt_model_coordinates. This was missing in the conversion to consolidated.
plumbing for deform_wrt_model_coordinates in EqSys; activated in movingCylinder
Remove activate_mass in MeshDisplaceEQS since this is managed by the element source term activation.
rebless due to deform_wrt_model_coordinates and Z-transport with GCL.
Notes:
a) physical density can be useful to specify when all of the mesh volumes around a moving boundary are the same, e.g., the movingCylinder case runs smoother when rho = 0.005. However, convergence is good with the current geometric scaling option.