Arbitrary-Order SGH 3D solver (AO-SGH)#333
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Description
Added high order discretization following closely Dobrev et al. 2012. The used GLL DoF distribution for kinematic space and GL DoF distribution for thermo. If either space is linear, uses one Neumann iteration to approximation mass matrix inverse and avoid dispersion error, otherwise it use a lumped mass if the space is not using polynomial degree 1. The reference element uses a sum factorization convention, allowing for fast computations of the action of an operator. Added high-order field visualization. Created several benchmark tests.
Requires further testing but good enough for a draft PR.
TO DO: Build and run on GPUs.
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How Has This Been Tested?
The code has been run with openmp backend on cpu (Ubuntu laptop, gcc) and validated against the standard hydro benchmarks. This is enough for the draft PR. Will continue to test on gpu.
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