Standard computed 2D kernels can now be exported using qdyn kernel, which writes the kernel "vectors" to files in the test/kernels/ directory. This includes any combination of finite/infinite/symmetric/asymmetric kernel geometries. These kernel files are used in the unit testing suite (#30).
The unit testing suite has been expanded with kernel tests, comparing computed kernels with pre-computed ones stored in test/kernels/ (#30).
Re-computed the frozen benchmark for the Tse & Rice integration test based on version 2.1.0.
Added Travis CI to help developers test their code prior to committing/merging (#32).
Documentation:
As an alternative to archiving the QDYN documentation in a Google Doc, all of the documentation has been ported into GitHub Pages (see #14). This facilitates version control through Git, and version-specific documentation.
Interactive Jupyter Notebooks have been added to examples/notebooks, on which the new tutorials are based
New developer features:
qdyn kernel, which writes the kernel "vectors" to files in thetest/kernels/directory. This includes any combination of finite/infinite/symmetric/asymmetric kernel geometries. These kernel files are used in the unit testing suite (#30).test/kernels/(#30).2.1.0.Documentation:
examples/notebooks, on which the new tutorials are based