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Minor update to 2.1.1, released in July 2019. The biggest change in this version is a change in how the user specifies the adaptivity criteria in the parameters file. Added Functionality: Users now specify the adaptivity criteria on a variable-by-variable basis, similar to the nucleation parameters. This new format permits more flexibility in the adaptvity criteria. Gradient-based adaptivity criteria are now supported. (Issue #56) Users now have the option to have a timing summary printed out every time the code outputs, controlled via the parameters file. (Issue #132) Bug Fixes: PRISMS-PF will no longer zero out fields if the domain size is smaller than approximately 1e-5. This was related to the calculation of the inverse of the mass matrix. A tolerance to prevent a divide by zero error needs to scale with the minimum element volume. (Issue #119) The code will now produce outputs/checkpoints if given a list, regardless of the number of outputs/checkpoints specified for the other frequency types. (Issue #123) Other Changes: Fixed the derivation for the mechanics and eshelbyInclusion apps with respect to surface tractions. (Issue #130) Improved the error message for attempted access of a value/gradient/hessian that wasn't requested in variableAttributeLoader::loadVariableAttributes(). (Issue #136)
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