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Support for 1-d problems was added to original Maestro to allow us to model smallscale flames. In the original Bell et al. 2004 low Mach algorithm we used for flames, we never had 1-d -- we just ran flames in long, narrow 2-d domains if we were just interested in the laminar properties.
1-d doesn't really make sense for atmospheric flows.
So I would propose that we remove 1-d support from MAESTROeX. We can still do smallscale flames in 2-d if needed (and this is not any user's science priority at the moment).
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Support for 1-d problems was added to original Maestro to allow us to model smallscale flames. In the original Bell et al. 2004 low Mach algorithm we used for flames, we never had 1-d -- we just ran flames in long, narrow 2-d domains if we were just interested in the laminar properties.
1-d doesn't really make sense for atmospheric flows.
So I would propose that we remove 1-d support from MAESTROeX. We can still do smallscale flames in 2-d if needed (and this is not any user's science priority at the moment).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: