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Do you still need skills to do you tasks?

SVN, MercuryDPM basics, etc.

1. MercuryCG tutorial (transition from fstatistics); look at topics in alert workshop
2. Resurrect old codes (in the log list all changes)

1. Change settings of MercuryDPM website [done]
2. Make mercurydpm forward-only email adresses work (info, personal, etc)
3. Backup script for web pages

Read and improve documentation; wants to do tutorials in the future

•  Implement complex Mindlin
•  Documentation Mindlin
•  Walls doc
  

Doxygen infinite loop script (now works in background): DoxyLoop.sh

1. Coupling;
2. look at open jobs at JIRA (started)

•  Make the structure of coupled codes consistent

• •  Clean up my branches to be merged with Mitchel's
  •  CoupledProblem class and how to inherit

•  Improve surface and volume coupling

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  •  (Augmented) Lagrange multiplier
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  • Triangulated walls with velocity update from Oomph-lib
  •  Match the current velocity

•  Marnix \mu(I) rheology

•  Works on a CG converter tool (e.g. stat2vtu.py). In Tools

• Clean up melting, add test cases (PS: My branch should not be merged back till the work is published).
• Look and pick some JIRA jobs:
  • I noticed some jobs are repeated: Do not delete, just link them (e.g. latex pb in documentations).
• Default CG fun in fstatistics: Gaussian, while in MercuryCG: Lucy polynomial.

Check the StressStrainControlBoundary:

•  Check the comment of each function implemented in this boundary and modify the documentation.
•  Add a detailed version of the tutorial of one deformation mode. (New page on Isotropic compression.)
•  Update the detailed pdf and it to the additional document.
•  Maybe add more videos and tutorials on different deformation modes: Biaxial, Triaxial, SimpleShear, (Stress/no Stress control)
•  How to deal with the input data folder? Reference it? Or make them separate folders but then need to check all the other folders also.

Please don't copy input data, instead refer to the source directory using getMercurySourceDir in CMakeDefinitions.