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feat: QD rate and state friction coupled with Mechanics and Poromechanics solvers. #3416

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@CusiniM CusiniM commented Oct 28, 2024

In this PR:

  • Refactoring of QD solvers
    • introduced a base class for implicit and explicit integrators
    • introduced dedicated variables for shear and normal tractions and for background stresses.
    • added coupling with any geos solver (provided that it knows how to compute tractions)
  • Introduced a OneWayCoupled solver to solve for flow in the fracture and mechanics around it separately. It could probably be done through a Poromechanics solver but I don't think we really want this option to persist. It is just needed to run one of the SCEC benchmarks.
  • Add SCEC-BP6 benchmark input files.

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Add brief descriptions for the functions that are missing in the Doxygen documentation

@CusiniM CusiniM added the ci: run CUDA builds Allows to triggers (costly) CUDA jobs label Jan 10, 2025
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