As discussed over e-mail last week, I have added the "1D spherical diffusion" example inside ./Examples/External. It contains the Jupyter notebook with the analytic solution, the Fipy numerical solution and the FVTool solution (via a call to the GNU Octave script).
I have organized the files in such a way that the notebook and the Octave script can be run from within the FVTool directory structure as obtained by cloning the Github repository (or unzipping the downloaded ZIP). This works nicely on my system (Ubuntu 16.04LTS with Conda 'condaforge' Python stack, Octave 4.2.2) without any additional set-up. It allows to edit and test the files for this example directly inside the local clone of Github repository.
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As discussed over e-mail last week, I have added the "1D spherical diffusion" example inside ./Examples/External. It contains the Jupyter notebook with the analytic solution, the Fipy numerical solution and the FVTool solution (via a call to the GNU Octave script).
I have organized the files in such a way that the notebook and the Octave script can be run from within the FVTool directory structure as obtained by cloning the Github repository (or unzipping the downloaded ZIP). This works nicely on my system (Ubuntu 16.04LTS with Conda 'condaforge' Python stack, Octave 4.2.2) without any additional set-up. It allows to edit and test the files for this example directly inside the local clone of Github repository.