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More control on timestepping logic #3549
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Thanks for the reminder Anne.
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- introduce plugin architecture for time stepping - move convection/conduction into their own plugins part of geodynamics#3549
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(note, currently sitting on top of geodynamics#3763) - add a "function" plugin and a test for it - fix a bug in the prm parsing of the timestepping class Part 3 of N for geodynamics#3549
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As discussed in the biweekly ASPECT meeting, it would be great to have a plugin structure for timestepping control. An example would be @tjhei 's implementation to redo a timestep if the mesh resolution in the shear bands is not the same throughout the bands. Another application would be to assess the solution for a specific timestep size and recompute the timestep for a smaller timestep size if a certain threshold was exceeded.
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