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An analytic element model for steady multi-layer flow

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Some things will stop working in Numpy 2. May want to consider using ruff to get these changes implemented automatically. What flopy did: switch to ruff from black, isort, flake8,...

(After getting some more questions via email) It is somewhat suprising to place a well, extracting water, and get positive isohypses. I think people (naively) expected a well to cause...

As described in #103 this PR implements automatic refinement of elements in TimML. See the [example notebook](https://github.com/mbakker7/timml/blob/f22cdd9d72fd1440fc25d3590702919d1aba362a/notebooks/refining_elements.ipynb) for a detailed description of the new functionality. One thing I'm not entirely...

enhancement

Coming from a question that was e-mailed to me: the API reference currently does not mention what the units or quantities are. Not having units is a feature, just like...

This is related to #89, but discusses a different style of refinement, subdividing lines into N segments. This is probably especially useful for Inhoms (e.g. BuildingPits). The implementation requires some...

A relatively easy way to subdivide long lines based on distance to wells or other element vertices is by: 1. Projecting all (well) vertices onto a line segment and computing...

enhancement

I have created a groundwater model using a Head Line Sink in QGIS-Timml, and I have successfully obtained reasonable head values for each layer within the initial model area. However,...

bug

Hans and Jan had run into a case where the leaky line doublet seemed to give different answers compared to MWELL and a checking model MODFLOW model. I tried to...

I was wondering whether it would be useful to add functionality to elements to convert the geometry to shapely geometry objects? This would allow users an easy path towards performing...

Leaky line doublets should not be put around an inhomogeneity. TimML has the building pit element specifically for this combination. Not sure how to throw a warning if users attempt...