Release 21.02
21.02
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In axisymmetric geometry, there are additional forces that arise
due to the changing direction of the unit vectors in the div{rho
U U} term. The paper by Bernand-Champmartin discusses this. See
issue #913. This adds those forces. Note that the Coriolis force
in 2-d axisymmetry is already consistent with a right-handed
system despite our internal ordering of the state was r, z,
theta. (#923) -
We can now set any of the Microphysics runtime parameters in the
inputs file instead of probin. Each group of parameters has a
namesapce for the inputs file when set this way
(e.g. eos.use_coulomb = 1), and the C++ inputs value will take
precedence over the value set in probin if it is set in both
places. (#1527)