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Making shear and P wave speed user defined quantities for seismic for… #184

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@sveerara sveerara commented Dec 7, 2018

…ce and non reflecting BC #183

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moosebuild commented Dec 7, 2018

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@sveerara this looks good, but you also need to input the density of the underlying bedrock (apart from the S and P wave velocities) and use that density in the computation of the shear forces and the damper properties for the nonreflecting boundary.

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sveerara commented Dec 9, 2018

@cbolisetti, thanks for reviewing the PR. I have addressed your comments.

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@aeslaughter, can you please merge this PR?

@aeslaughter aeslaughter merged commit fe8820a into idaholab:devel Dec 13, 2018
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Sorry about not merging this sooner, I stopped paying attention because you assigned @cbolisetti. FYI, if your PR is approved by someone else you can merge it yourself.

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Thanks @aeslaughter. That's good to know.

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