Hybrid Interpolation on CPU - #847
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# Conflicts: # src/asgard_term_sources.cpp
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This PR adds hybrid interpolation on the CPU. Both hybrid source and hybrid md_terms are included.
Tests included:
Test of hybrid source by 1x1v BGK step to ensure hybrid interpolation of Maxwellian preserves collision invariants
Test of hybrid md_term by interpolating u_t(x,v) + lambda*(u(x,v)-g(x)u(x,v)) with both hybrid and standard interpolation (results should agree on a dense grid). WILL NOT AGREE ON SPARSE/ADAPTIVE GRID
Test to make sure num_pos and num_vel are positive for hybrid interpolation to work.
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