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…at time delay is implemented across sources.
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This branch contains a working implementation of point sources. It takes input in the form of a moment tensor input and requires a text file that contains the name and coordinates of the specified source.
A new class, Source, is introduced. MomentTensorForce is written in a form similar to the way faults are written. When calling a Moment Tensor Force, a wavelet is required. The default is a ricker wavelet, however options for gaussian, square and time history wavelets are available.
Within examples is a series of test cases that don't really explain how the sources work all that well, but they do work.
In addition, some changes were made to enable poroelastodynamics to work. In another repository (https://github.com/rwalkerlewis/MT_TEST) are the examples I am using for testing and one of them (step04_ricker.cfg) is a poroelastodynamic test.