Adding adapted Cartesian grid option - #20
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This is still marked as a draft. What's the current status? |
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Adding an option to
make_structured_mesh.pyto be able to specify block regular spacing in x and y direction for SPE11 case A and B.This means that the spacing on progressive portion of domain can be specified in terms of number of cells. For instance,
-rax .5 10 1. 20 -ray 1. 20would produce a re-arranged mesh with 10 cells in the first half of the domain along x-axis, then 20 on the second half of x-axis. Along the y-axis, this will be equivalent to regular spacing with 20 cells across the domain. The product of these dimensions producing the final mesh.