Updates for TDGLinearElasticity Kernel #534
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This pull request introduces several enhancements and new features to the
STVectorField_Classmodule and adds a new algorithm class to theTDGAlgorithmsmodule. The most significant changes are the addition of new methods for handling body sources and Neumann boundary conditions in space-time vector fields, improvements to field initialization flexibility, and the introduction ofTDGAlgorithm2_Classfor velocity-based time discontinuous Galerkin methods.Enhancements to
STVectorField_Class:ApplyBodySource. [1] [2]ApplySurfaceNeumannBCandApplyPointNeumannBC. [1] [2]SetToVectorFieldmethod to allow setting anSTVectorField_from aVectorField_, improving interoperability between field types. [1] [2]Initiate4method and updating theSTVectorFieldInitiateinterface to support multiple initialization signatures. [1] [2] [3]Code organization and dependency management:
STVectorField_Class.F90for better readability and maintainability.TDG Algorithms module:
TDGAlgorithm2_Class.F90, which implements theTDGAlgorithm2_type for a velocity-based time discontinuous Galerkin algorithm, including methods for initialization, display, deallocation, and TOML-based configuration. [1] [2]These changes collectively enhance the flexibility and capability of the field classes and introduce a new time integration algorithm for advanced finite element applications.