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``Grid`` section
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The grid section defines the grid total dimension. It consists of 3 entries ``X1-grid``, ``X2-grid`` and ``X3-grid``. Each entry defines the repartition of the grid points in the corresponding direction (the grid is always rectilinear).
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The grid section defines the grid total dimension. It consists of 3 entries ``X1-grid``, ``X2-grid`` (when DIMENSIONS>=2) and ``X3-grid`` (when DIMENSIONS=3). Each entry defines the repartition of the grid points in the corresponding direction (the grid is always rectilinear).
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Each entry defines a series of grid blocks which are concatenated along the direction. Each block in a direction can have a different spacing rule (uniform, log or stretched). The definition of the Grid entries is as follows
This section describes the boundary conditions used by the code. There are 6 entries
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which need to be defined: ``X1-beg``, ``X2-beg``, ``X3-beg`` for the left boundaries in the direction X1, X2, X3,
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and ``X1-end``, ``X2-end``, ``X3-end`` for the right boundaries. Each boundary can be assigned the following types of conditions
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that need to be defined: ``X1-beg``, ``X2-beg``, ``X3-beg`` for the left boundaries in the direction X1, X2, X3,
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and ``X1-end``, ``X2-end``, ``X3-end`` for the right boundaries. ``X2`` boundaries are mandatory only when DIMENSIONS>=2 and ``X3`` when DIMENSIONS=3. Each boundary can be assigned the following types of conditions
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