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Python Simulation Tool for Fractured and Deformable Porous Media
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Tutorial on Darcy and transport fails #162

Closed keileg closed 5 years ago

keileg commented 6 years ago

Nightly run on travis gave error message. It seems to be a key error of the normal permeability of fractures.

alessiofumagalli commented 6 years ago

OK, however the main problem is that the jupyter-notebook file darcy_and_transport.ipynb is not really works. The problem is the well approximation for the transport part. What do you suggest? Remove it? Or do only the pressure?

keileg commented 6 years ago

It cannot be in the tutorial and not work. If it is only Darcy, does it still a as something compared to the other tutorials?

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OK, however the main problem is that the jupyter-notebook file darcy_and_transport.ipynb is not really works. The problem is the well approximation for the transport part. What do you suggest? Remove it? Or do only the pressure?

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alessiofumagalli commented 6 years ago

not really, it was this file I tried to prepare for Luisa

keileg commented 6 years ago

Then move it to an example, and be clear that it is only partly working?

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not really, it was this file I tried to prepare for Luisa

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alessiofumagalli commented 5 years ago

@keileg , is it still an issue?

IvarStefansson commented 5 years ago

I think this is one of those I moved away from the tutorials, because we do not use the "models" anymore.