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Remove duplicated documentation #720

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Expand Up @@ -171,41 +171,12 @@ And we display the initial data.

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp initial-display

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp time iteration

To display the data, a chunk is created on the host using the \ref ddc::create_mirror function.

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp host-chunk

We deepcopy the data from the `ghosted_last_temp` chunk to `ghosted_temp` on the host.

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp boundary conditions

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp initial-deepcopy

And we display the initial data.

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp initial-display

For the numerical scheme, two chunkspans are created:

* `next_temp` a span excluding ghosts of the temperature at the time-step we will build.
* `last_temp` a read-only view of the temperature at the previous time-step.Note that *span_cview* returns a read-only ChunkSpan.

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp manipulated views

We then solve the equation.

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp numerical scheme

## Time loop

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp time iteration

### Periodic conditions

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp output

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp boundary conditions

### Numerical scheme
Expand All @@ -221,6 +192,4 @@ For the numerical scheme, two chunkspans are created:

We then solve the equation.

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp final output

\snippet{trimleft} uniform_heat_equation.cpp numerical scheme
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