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Use mass scalars while computing EOS quantities in NSCBC #610

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We currently do not pass mass scalars as an input to the ComputeSoundSpeed function in NSCBC.

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psharda commented Apr 17, 2024

I don't think any of the current test problems are using the NSCBC? If true, how can we check the changes actually work

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I don't think any of the current test problems are using the NSCBC? If true, how can we check the changes actually work

Test problems are here: https://github.com/quokka-astro/quokka/tree/development/src/NSCBC

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psharda commented Apr 17, 2024

/azp run

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@psharda psharda changed the title Use mass scalars while computing sound speed in NSCBC Use mass scalars while computing EOS quantities in NSCBC Apr 17, 2024
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psharda commented Apr 17, 2024

/azp run

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@psharda psharda marked this pull request as ready for review April 18, 2024 07:06
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psharda commented Apr 19, 2024

@BenWibking can it be approved now?

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psharda commented Apr 19, 2024

Hmm, @BenWibking , one of the radiation tests timed out during merge.

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Ah, that keeps happening. You can retry the merge until it works, or you can increase the timeout for that test. Or ask Chongchong to adjust the parameters so it doesn't take as long to run.

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Merged via the queue into quokka-astro:development with commit 7778c4c Apr 19, 2024
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