introducing LB/AMR to capilary rise test case - #1
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This draft PR shows minimal steps to integrate load-balanced Adaptive Mesh Refinement into the workflow.
I only changed the capillary rise case due to its simplicity. I didn't care about the "correctness" of cell sizes for the parameter study though. I only cared that the load-balancing kicks in when the interface significantly deforms.
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Check the diffs if you want to do this for your own cases too.
2DCapillaryRiseAMRLB.mp4
I also showcased a
codedrefinement selection to sneakily detect the interface (originally used for diffuse interfaces, but also works here).Important
This PR is not ready to be merged; since I changed case settings to work locally on my machine and avoided some libs I didn't have.