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Issue created Nov 30, 2020 by Timo Koch@timokOwner

[python] Small finite volume example based on grid geometry abstraction

We have our finite volume grid abstraction in Python already. I think it would be nice (maybe interesting for teaching also) to have a small Python finite volume solver based on that.

The easiest thing is probably an explicit Euler advection code.

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