Jian Huang

@DragonBalerion Can you confirm if you can finish the running of this tutorial example on your machine? To model CO2 fracturing, you need to update the PVT functions for supercritical...

@DragonBalerion For this tutorial example, it is running with multiple CPUs and no need for GPU.

@WuHuiLLNL @rrsettgast Nice progress, Hui. As we discussed last time, I believed that we should eventually incorporate the generalized method to calculate/update the KI along any arbitrary direction for anisotropic...

A fail check of `slipPermeability_pEDFM` was also observed on Pecan yesterday, while running rebaseline of the integratedTests. Below are the reported error for porosity and stress: ``` Error: /Problem/domain/MeshBodies/mesh1/meshLevels/Level0/ElementRegions/elementRegionsGroup/Domain/elementSubRegions/cb1/rockPorosity/porosity Arrays...

Have you run `make uncrustify_style` to check and update code format?

@EngSubsurfaceModeling In the `constitutive` section of `eos2` file, the fluid is named as `fluid1`; but in the `ElementRegions` section, `fluid` is called in the `materialList`, which caused the problem. Please...

@EngSubsurfaceModeling By looking into the source code (`CompositionalMultiphaseBaseKernels.hpp`), it seems that GEOSX currently does not support the case with more than 5 components in fluid. @francoishamon Any suggestion/comment for this...

Even frozen porosity change during initialization, some inevitable update of porosity after initialization would still move the model away from equilibrium, as Biot porosity depends on stress and pressure. To...

> > Even frozen porosity change during initialization, some inevitable update of porosity after initialization would still move the model away from equilibrium, as Biot porosity depends on stress and...

Double check the code. Reference state is always defined as the one from previous step and incremental formula is used, which makes sense for this PR.