Randolph Settgast

> We could also use numpy's built in method > https://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy-1.15.0/reference/generated/numpy.allclose.html > which evaluates `|A-B| > ( EPS + RTOL * |B| )` The reference says it evaluates `|A-B|

Example: In a mechanics problem, Stress in one part of the problem (cell A) is `1e6`. Stress in another part of the problem (cell B) is `1e-3`. Your linear solver...

> I'm just a little skeptical of scaling our tolerances to the largest value in the baseline data set. If all we cared about was the linear solver stuff then...

@TotoGaz My statement was out of date. @klevzoff replaced the manual `if/elseif/else` blocks with a recursive function. I don't think it would have impact. It is really the compilation of...

> > CMake is the only thing that can add files into the build > > Wouldn't collecting the compilation units in their own folder and telling `cmake` to take...

I would say that the directory structure, if any, would be something like ``` fluid ├── PVTDriverRunTest.hpp └── PVTDriverRunTest_impl ├── PVTDriverRunTestMacro.hpp ├── PVTDriverRunTestCO2BrineEzrokhiFluid.cpp ├── PVTDriverRunTestCO2BrinePhillipsFluid.cpp └── PVTDriverRunTestDeadOilFluid.cpp ``` as there...

Mesh checking is a very good idea in light of some of the imported meshes that we will be dealing with. Do you have ideas about how to check for...

@AntoineMazuyer @castelletto1 What is the status of this issue?

@cssherman A couple of observations from your last run.: 1. The error is on the application of a kinematic boundary condition, and the error is occurring after a fracture, so...

This crashes when trying to set the sourceNodeIds here: https://github.com/GEOSX/GEOSX/blob/5dd4586e5050d66451e661793f280b367c6c4927/src/coreComponents/physicsSolvers/wavePropagation/AcousticWaveEquationSEMKernel.hpp#L163 The number of nodes is now 64, but the allocation is hard coded here: https://github.com/GEOSX/GEOSX/blob/5dd4586e5050d66451e661793f280b367c6c4927/src/coreComponents/physicsSolvers/wavePropagation/AcousticWaveEquationSEM.cpp#L149 So how do you want...