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Implement or Add a open-source 2D native Delaunay Triangulator #20192
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Getting things summarized in writing: libMesh/libmesh#3140 adds the start of the "native capability" here, at the libMesh level; it's not yet enough to be worth interfacing to Moose, but that should change when my next PR adds refinement support. Longer term, I'll be helping the https://github.com/IllinoisRocstar/Nemosys guys integrate with Moose. Our current plan is "submodule, initially build-time configurable, using their .json format for input files" |
These aren't compatible with the fixed + improved exodiff behavior in libMesh/libmesh#3572 - we'll need to regold them this week when we do the next libMesh submodule update. Refs idaholab#20192
Reason
MOOSE/libmesh doesn't have an license compatible way to build triangle or tet meshes. We need a native capability. This is one of the FY 22 NEAMS CRAB tasks.
Design
Evaluate and look at open-source options that are license compatible or implement one from scratch in MOOSE.
Impact
Will not impact existing capability but is critical for our reactor meshing capability moving forward.
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