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Generalize one-sided limiting #125

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@bennibolm bennibolm commented Feb 19, 2024

  • Generalized entropy limiting to one-sided limiting for nonlinear variables:
    The idea is to not manually enable the one-sided limiting for specific or math. entropy, but to be able to pass general variables and limit them with an upper or lower bound. Therefore, we now pass a tuple containing the variable and wanted one-sided bound (min or max to get a lower or upper bound) as parameter to the limiter.
  • Renamed local_minmax to local_twosided

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Looks great to me. Here a couple of comments:

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@bennibolm bennibolm merged commit 37b8117 into subcell-limiting-entropies Mar 1, 2024
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bennibolm added a commit that referenced this pull request May 8, 2024
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* Add positivity limiting of non-linear variables

* Revise derivative function call; Add default derivative version

* Adapt test to actually test pos limiter for nonlinear variables

* Add unit test to test default implementation of variable_derivative

* Clean up comments and code

* Rename Newton-bisection variables

* Implement suggestions

* Relocate functions

* Add entropy limiters

* Update test errors after adding entropy limiting

* Fix bug in entropy limiting

* Adapt estimated errors after bug fix

* Remove doubled code

* Rename function

* Generalize one-sided limiting (#125)

* Start to align both entropy limiters

* Adapt calc_bounds_onesided!

* Add wrapper function for entropy limiting

* Rename keys in Dict

* use variable and bound_function as parameter

* Use same function for both entropies

* First working version of general onesided limiting

* Rename minmax limiting to twosided limiting

* Update comment

* Clean up default vector

* Last stuff

* Fix unit test

* fmt

* Fix tests

* Correct order

* Rework docstring

* Rename operator to min_or_max

* Call initial check with min_or_max

* fmt

* Implement suggestions

* Remove type stuff

* Fix allocations due to non-specialized routine

* Add comment to NEWS.md

* Remove whitespaces

* Implement suggestions

* Replace `foreach` with `for`

* Fix tests

* Use new bounds check reduction for one sided limiter

* Adapt tests after last merge of main

* Rename `entropy_spec` to `entropy_guermond_etal`

* Remove not-needed `tuple`

* Adapt nameing changes to tutorial

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Co-authored-by: Michael Schlottke-Lakemper <michael@sloede.com>
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