Releases: ggciag/mandyoc
v0.1.6
This release mostly addresses issues related to documentation and JOSS paper.
Changes:
This release contains contributions from:
v0.1.5
This release mostly addresses issues related to JOSS review (issues from #46 to #54).
Changes:
- fix segmentation fault associate with particles warm (#63)
- improve Makefile (#55)
- add Docker image (#57)
- add two new example scenarios (#65)
- add scaling examples for vanKeken and Crameri examples (#67)
- add automated tests (#68)
- improve model progression output (#64)
- improve install instructions (#69)
- improve documentation (#56)
- convert examples to jupyter notebooks (#58)
- update JOSS paper (#60)
This release contains contributions from:
Full Changelog: v0.1.4...v0.1.5
v0.1.4
v0.1.3
Changes:
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fix Makefile variable related to MPI (#39)
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fix Makefile test target (#39)
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fix an error in the test section in the CONTRIBUTING file (#39)
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improve JOSS paper (d3d4f06)
This release contains contributions from:
Full Changelog: v0.1.2...v0.1.3
0.1.2
Changes:
- Improve examples (#25):
- Fix path.
- Add README file with running instructions.
- Improve examples script to create input files and plot results.
- Test to check that the Mandyoc output result for a given model is equal to the expected result (#27)
- Improve paper (#34)
- Add developers info (#28)
- Fixes -Wunused-but-set-variable warnings during Mandyoc compilation (#26)
- Fix documentation (#16 #33 #30)
- Improve GitAction for documentation (#33)
This release contains contributions from:
- Jamison Assunção
- Rafael Silva
- Victor Sacek
- Agustina Pesce
0.1.1
Mandyoc is a finite element code written in C dedicated to simulate thermo-chemical convection in the interior of terrestrial planets.
Different linear and non-linear rheologies can be adopted, appropriately simulating the strain and stress pattern in the Earth's crust and mantle, both in extensional or collisional tectonics. Additionally, the code allows variations of boundary condition for the velocity field in space and time, simulating different pulses of tectonism in the same numerical scenario.
Main changes to version 0.1.1:
- Small corrections in the setup of the numerical examples.
- Update in the documentation.
0.1.0
First release - Mandyoc
Mandyoc
is a finite element code written in C dedicated to simulate thermo-chemical convection in the interior of terrestrial planets.
Different linear and non-linear rheologies can be adopted, appropriately simulating the strain and stress pattern in the Earth's crust and mantle, both in extensional or collisional tectonics. Additionally, the code allows variations of boundary condition for the velocity field in space and time, simulating different pulses of tectonism in the same numerical scenario.