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Co-authored-by: langleyreview <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: langleyreview <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: langleyreview <[email protected]>
This commit introduces the PointForce physics module, enabling the simulation of point sources in PyLith. It includes the necessary C++ code, FE kernels, and associated unit and full-scale tests. The tests cover both explosion and strike-slip sources on triangular and quadrilateral meshes, validating the implementation against analytical solutions. Co-authored-by: langleyreview <[email protected]>
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- Add libsrc/pylith/sources/Makefile to configure.ac - Add modulesrc/sources/Makefile to configure.ac - Add mmstests/linearelasticity/pointsource-2d/Makefile to configure.ac - Add fullscale/linearelasticity/pointsource-2d/Makefile to configure.ac - Fix modulesrc/sources/Makefile.am with proper SWIG build rules - Fix MMS test Makefile.am with proper source files and includes - Fix fullscale test Makefile.am with proper includes
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- Add forward declarations for PointForce2D and PointForce3D to fekernelsfwd.hh - Fix include in PointForceAuxiliaryFactory.cc to use Scales.hh instead of ElasticityScales.hh (needed for accessing _scales->getLengthScale() etc.)
Adds configurable moment tensor point sources for elastodynamics to simulate earthquake sources.
This PR introduces a new
PointMomentTensorcomponent, enabling users to define point sources with custom locations, magnitudes, moment tensors, and various source time functions (Ricker, Gaussian, Step, Ramp) through configuration files. The implementation includes C++ kernels for force computation, Python bindings, and comprehensive C++ MMS tests and full-scale examples to ensure accuracy and demonstrate usage.