Euler equations docs page #105
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* Add existing Euler test as docs page * Add two more Euler cases * Add projection method (not tested locally) * Remove manual pressure ICs from Euler case 3.2
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Currently, a discretization of the Euler equations appears in the an operators test. I developed it originally as an end-to-end/ functional test involving particular differential operators.
However, it is an interesting-enough use case to merit its own docs page. Also, it is the first direct demonstration of the CombinatorialSpaces library (not indirectly via Decapodes).
So, I’ve documented the original test case, and demonstrated two further analysis/ simulation workflows a user may want.