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Commit 7b9d8353 authored by William D. Fullmer's avatar William D. Fullmer
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add InputsDiscretization

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......@@ -41,6 +41,7 @@ keywords such as ``mfix``, ``amr``, ``geometry``, ``nodal_proj`` etc.
inputs/InputsProblemDefinition
inputs/InputsCoupling
inputs/InputsTimeStepping
inputs/InputsDiscretization
inputs/InputsInitialization
inputs/InputsLoadBalancing
inputs/InputsMultigrid
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.. sec:InputsDiscretization:
Discretization
==============
+---------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+-------------+--------------+
| Key | Description | Type | Default |
+===========================+=======================================================================+=============+==============+
| use_drag_coeff_in_proj_gp | Algebraically consistent p coeff in proj or (default) simplified form | Bool | False |
+---------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+-------------+--------------+
| advection_type | Predictor-Corrector Method of Lines ("mol") or Godunov ("godunov") | String | mol |
+---------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+-------------+--------------+
| use_drag_in_godunov | Include a drag term in the Godunov flux or (default) not | Bool | False |
+---------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+-------------+--------------+
| redistribution_type | Use flux ("FluxRedist"), state ("StateRedist") or no ("NoRedist") | | |
| | redistribution | String | FluxRedist |
+---------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+-------------+--------------+
Notes: The code was originally developed with MOL and FluxRedist. Preliminary
tests show that the new single-step Godunov method is roughly twice as fast as
the predictor-corrector MOL at the same time step (e.g., CFL limited to 0.5).
Further, the Godunov method allows for roughly twice the time step, CFL should
be limited to 0.9 for stability. Finally, it is recommended that the Godunov
method be used in conjunction with StateRedist. While not fully vetted, early
tests also show increased stability in complex geometries for a StateRedist-
Godunov scheme compared to the previous FluxRedist-MOL scheme.
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