PyLith v2.2.1
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Added new examples.
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examples/3d/subduction: New suite of examples for a 3-D subduction zone. This intermediate level suite of examples illustrates a wide range of PyLith features for quasi-static simulations.
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examples/2d/subduction: Added quasi-static spontaneous rupture earthquake cycle examples (Steps 5 and 6) for slip-weakening and rate- and state-friction.
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These new examples make use of ParaView Python scripts to facilitate using ParaView with PyLith.
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Improved the PyLith manual
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Added diagram to guide users on which installation method best meets their needs.
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Added instructions for how to use the Windows Subsystem for Linux to install the PyLith Linux binary on systems running Windows 10.
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Fixed bug in generating Xdmf files for 2-D vector output. Converted Xdmf generator from C++ to Python for more robust generation of Xdmf files from Python scripts.
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Updated spatialdata to v1.9.10. Improved error messages when reading SimpleDB and SimpleGridDB files.
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Updated PyLith parameter viewer to v1.1.0. Application and documentation are now available on line at https://geodynamics.github.io/pylith_parameters. Small fix to insure hierarchy path listed matches the one for PyLith.
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Updated PETSc to v3.7.6. See the PETSc documentation for a summary of all of the changes.
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Switched to using CentOS 6.9 for Linux binary builds to insure compatibility with glibc 2.12 and later.