11# This cookbook illustrates how to combine time-dependent surface loading, free surface
2- # deformation, a nonlinear viscoplastic rheology for the lithosphere and asthenosphere, and coupled
2+ # deformation, a nonlinear viscoplastic rheology for the lithosphere and asthenosphere, and coupled
33# two-phase melting using the reactive fluid transport material model. The class of simulation
4- # can be applied to tectonic settings where temporal changes in climate-driven surface
4+ # can be applied to tectonic settings where temporal changes in climate-driven surface
55# loading has been proposed as a mechanism to explain variations in magmatism, such
66# as in Clerc et al. (2024), https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-024-45890-z.
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111111 end
112112end
113113
114- # Mesh deformation and free surface
114+ # Mesh deformation and free surface
115115# Advecting the free surface using a normal, rather than vertical,
116116# projection. To reduce mesh instabilities and associated solver
117117# issues when deformation becomes large, diffusion is applied to
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125125 end
126126
127127 subsection Diffusion
128- # Diffusivity term. Increasing this value will result in a smoother
128+ # Diffusivity term. Increasing this value will result in a smoother
129129 # free surface and lower topography amplitudes.
130130 set Hillslope transport coefficient = 1.e-8
131131 end
137137
138138# Prescribe a fixed vertical traction on the top boundary
139139# Adding parabolic ice load on top boundary at the middle of the model. The ice load is linearly
140- # decreasing over time.
140+ # decreasing over time.
141141subsection Boundary traction model
142142 set Prescribed traction boundary indicators = top: function
143143
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156156end
157157
158158# The compositional fields represent:
159- # 1-2. Fields representing porosity and peridotite, which are tracked with compositional fields.
159+ # 1-2. Fields representing porosity and peridotite, which are tracked with compositional fields.
160160# 3-6. Layers representing rock types, which are tracked with particles.
161161
162162subsection Compositional fields
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