Randomized Initial-Condition and New IO Function #8
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This pull request contains 2 new features:
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randomized_casedirectory contains code and related input files for randomly generating an initial condition of Red Blood Cells in a tube and then simulating them. Ininitcond_random.F90, parameters are specified for the tube's dimensions, hematocrit, and number of blood cells. Aftermake, runninginitcond_randomgeneratesrestart.LATEST.datin theD/directory. From here, we can simulate like usual by running thetubefile.The
common/ModIO.F90library code has been modified to add a newWriteManyRBCsByTypesubroutine. This subroutine takes in thecelltypeas the parameter (1 = RBC, 2 = WBC, 3 = Sickle Cell in provided example), in addition to a filename and the blood cells. Then, it will write the data out to a file, but only for the cells of the specified celltype.Note that since both of these changes are additions, not modifications, they should not impact any previous work or file formats. So, pulling this new change should not interfere with current progress.