* forgotten change in 1749c6e2

* forgotten change in fb82864a

Bernd Flemisch authored 6 years ago and Kilian Weishaupt committed 6 years ago

Rename `VtkOutputFields` to `IOFields`. Add `primaryVariableName`
functions, don't use centralized names yet. Add required template
parameters. Adapt properties correspondingly.

[solidsystem][spatialparams] Improve interface functions and adapt and clean all spatialparams/problems

Katharina Heck authored 6 years ago and Timo Koch committed 6 years ago

The volumevariables derive now from the energyvolumevariables which set the solid propererties needed for nonisothermal models in the new solidstate
Each model now also includes a solidstate (inert or compositional) and each problem a solidsystem.
For nonreactive models the default is set to constant component where properties can be specified in the input file.
The fluidsystems now do not have solid properties anymore. Each solid component now has all thermal properties which might depend on temperature.

Melanie Lipp authored 6 years ago and Dennis Gläser committed 6 years ago

With contributions of Farid Mohammadi <farid.mohammadi@iws.uni-stuttgart.de>.

Thanks to Kilian for contributing the actual change of all the test's spatial params!

Fluid systems exported phase indices for wetting and nonwetting components. The fluid system
is not the right place to decide about wettability. This introduces wettingPhase() in the spatial
params which returns the index of the phase in the fluidsystem we consider the wetting phase.
This way wettability can change temporally and spatially.
Indices throughout the 2p/2p2c/2pnc nc and mpnc where renamed accordingly.

Dennis Gläser authored 6 years ago and Timo Koch committed 6 years ago

Contributions by Timo Koch, Kilian Weishaupt.

Melanie Lipp authored 6 years ago and Timo Koch committed 6 years ago

With contributions of Ned Coltman  <edward.coltman@iws.uni-stuttgart.de>.

* [test][richards] Fix solver include
  (Used to compile before due to indirect include over newtoncontroller.

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