feat: inner products for mixed method - #3994
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Let's update the PR description to clearly explain that the change in centroid computation is the reason a rebaseline is needed.
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This PR adds the implementation of$M$ used in the MFD mixed method formulation.
computeM, which computes the inner product matrixTPFAInnerProductBdVLMInnerProductQuasiTPFAInnerProductSimpleInnerProductEach class now includes a
computeMroutine that construct the inner product matrixTesting
Unit tests were added in
testMimeticInnerProductsto verify the correctness of the newly implementedcomputeMfunctions. All tests currently pass.The centroid computation has been updated to evaluate the exact volume of a polyhedron with planar polygonal facets. This property is verified by a unit test. This induces a rebaseline.
+) Minor variable naming updates were applied in
SimpleInnerProductto keep the geometry nomenclature consistent with the other inner product implemenations.