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[WIP] Postprocessor for "plateness"

Open elodie-kendall opened this issue 3 years ago • 8 comments

This PR is inspired by the parameter in Lourenco et al., 2020 which computes how plate like the lid in spherical models is. This PR is in it's early stages but the bulk part is there and we can hopefully fix the few remaining issues.

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elodie-kendall avatar Nov 10 '21 17:11 elodie-kendall

@tjhei: I asked @elodie-kendall to open this PR in an incomplete state to be able to leave comments directly on the code. I will add some more comments later.

gassmoeller avatar Nov 10 '21 19:11 gassmoeller

Alright, then let us know when we should take a look.

tjhei avatar Nov 10 '21 19:11 tjhei

Thanks a lot for your comments, @tjhei, @gassmoeller. I've addressed them all, I'm just stuck with these last two issues:

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elodie-kendall avatar Nov 27 '21 11:11 elodie-kendall

Elodie, try reading the error messages. The first one says paraphrased "You are trying to add a double and a Tensor. I don't know know how to do that." That of course doesn't make any sense. Agreed?

tjhei avatar Nov 27 '21 13:11 tjhei

@elodie-kendall What help do you need to get this pushed over the finish line?

bangerth avatar Mar 22 '22 19:03 bangerth

Thanks for your reminder @bangerth. I've addressed your comments and it now compiles. I was thinking to add an example with the burnman_test.prm, that's ok for you? If so I'd remove the part which gets and uses the minimum strain rate as that is not an input for the ascii ref prof. BTW, I'm not sure why it says there's a conflict in .bib because this compiled fine locally..

elodie-kendall avatar Apr 22 '22 14:04 elodie-kendall

Yes, examples are always good, as they make sure that what works today also works tomorrow!

As for the merge conflict: You added an entry to the .bib file, but someone else did the same in a patch that was merged after you proposed yours. And because both add an entry to the end of the file, git says "these patches conflict". You'll have to resolve this "merge conflict" before this can be merged.

bangerth avatar Apr 26 '22 21:04 bangerth

@elodie-kendall What should we do with this pull request?

bangerth avatar May 16 '22 21:05 bangerth