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Implements the changes discussed in
#311 (closed)
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The disc patch example is now 400x400x800 in length with correct internal energy.
The accelerations get truncated at |z-z_disc| > 300 with a cosine transition
The accelerations are 0 at |z-z_disc| > 380.
The calculation is significantly faster thanks to the extraction of constant terms.
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@@ -18,3 +18,5 @@ output to 'Disc-Patch-dynamic.hdf5'. These are now the ICs for the actual test.
When running SWIFT with the parameters from 'disc-patch.yml' and an
ideal gas EoS on these ICs the disc should stay in equilibrium.
The solution can be checked using the 'plotSolution.py' script.
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