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This pull request introduces a comprehensive set of example files and configurations for demonstrating and testing the use of Dirichlet boundary conditions (DirichletBC) in a finite element context. The changes include the addition of Fortran source files for mesh generation and DirichletBC studies, TOML configuration files for domain and boundary condition setup, Lua scripts for user-defined boundary functions, and build configuration files. These examples provide a basis for both constant and user-function-based Dirichlet boundary conditions, as well as mesh generation and domain setup.
New example and configuration files for DirichletBC studies:
Example Fortran source files:
test1.F90,test2.F90, andtest3.F90programs, each demonstrating different aspects of theDirichletBCclass, including constant and user-function boundary conditions, and interactions with mesh/domain objects. [1] [2] [3]mesh.F90, a simple mesh generator program for creating sample meshes used in the examples.Configuration and input files:
test1.toml,test2.toml,test3.toml,test200.toml) for specifying domain, field, and boundary condition parameters for the Fortran examples. These files cover both constant and user-function DirichletBC setups. [1] [2] [3] [4]test2.lua,test3.lua) providing user-defined spatial functions for boundary conditions intest2.F90andtest3.F90. [1] [2]Build configuration:
runner.tomlfiles for both the mesh and DirichletBC example directories to specify build type, build directory, and required libraries for compilation and testing. [1] [2]Documentation update:
Minor documentation fix:
README.mdfile, correcting "Bu default" to "But default" in the description of thedeploymentBranchconfiguration.