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• Add more documentation: This is a group effort, but especially important for the new users/developers: by documenting code you learn how the code works and make it easier for others to use. 
  • Document 
  •  Tutorial 10 documented
  •   Review Tutorial 13 (Thomas Weinhart)
  •  Update outdated documentation (cg)
  •  Review \todo's
  •  Open questions on Questions
  •  Report bugs on website
  •  Make videos to demonstrate work (Youtube, MercuryDPM website)
  •  Send us papers using Mercury for the Website.
  •  Review DNS records (Anthony Thornton)
  •  Tutorial on STL reading, and splitting STL files (Sahar Pourandi)
  •  There is a folder, Add. Documentation where you can put pdf's where features are described
• New features: Finalise new features, then add to Trunk.
  •  Multiparticles, non-spherical particle class (Juan Esteban Alvarez)
  •  Clean coupling branch, document both types of coupling (Juan Esteban Alvarez, Anthony Thornton)
  •  Hertz-Mindlin (Raïsa Roeplal (Unlicensed)) 
  •  Merging in binary in- and output files (Julius Mbaziira, Thomas Weinhart)
  •  Polydispersity
  •  Force control (Mohammad Reza Vesal)
  •  CSV reader (Anthony Thornton, Timo Plath)
  •  Soft kill åla MFIX or kill-routine via try and catch (Mohammed Hassan)
  •  Safe file writing option (code stops and does not overwrite, when disk is full or other write error)
  •  Precice interface
  •  Particle type in MPI set by cmake (Julius Mbaziira)
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• Bug fixes: Work on the bugs reported in http://jira.mercurydpm.org. The most important ones are:
  •  Python2/3 issue (installation often fails for this)
  •  Fix order of SelfTests in "make fullTest" (alphabetical?) (Juan Esteban Alvarez)
  •  Go through JIRA (Thomas Weinhart)
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• Branches
  •  Merging: Thursday Anthony will review which Branches are kept. (Anthony Thornton)
• Move to git. (Anthony Thornton)
• Invited speakers: Any suggestions for invited speakers.
  •  Benjamin Uekermann
  •  David Potyondy (https://www.itascacg.com/about/staff-bios/david-potyondy) is invited to give a talk on May 6, 14-00 on MSM group seminar. Maybe a joint talk for MSM+Mercury May.
  •  Tobias Weinzierl: Will talk on June 29
• Schedule a discussion 
  •  On contact models (next week), why we make certain decisions (May 11)
    • Rolling velocity is currently calculated with diameter.
    • Yield criterium based on dissipation.
    • Tutorial 9 on inclined plane.
    • Papers cited.
    • Action points (see ContactLaws.pdf)

    • Mindlin rolling/torsion stiffness is fixed to sliding stiffness, as in Katterfeld, so no todo.

    •  Yousef Shaheen Raïsa Roeplal (Unlicensed) Document which contact laws we have, give references
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      Raïsa Roeplal (Unlicensed) Rolling velocity is differently implemented than in Luding2008 (based on radius, not diameter)

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      ElasticModulus is the effective elastic modulus, should be renamed. Rename, also Shear. In next release, change convention. Timo Plath

    •  Raïsa Roeplal (Unlicensed) Coulomb’s law is for static cases. Should diffusion be included to repulsive forces? Give an option to exclude diffusion/cohesion
  •  Julius Mbaziira on parallel programming (May 4)
    • how to run MercuryDPM on OpenMP/MPI
  •  Juan Esteban Alvarez Presentation on Multiparticles (May 7)
  •  Timo Plath Polydispersity
• Social Events on Friday [1]
  •  Online escape room. [120 Pounds per team of 6]
  •  Murder mystery (May 28)
  •  Short quiz and icebreaker on teams [1]  Anthony Thornton (May 7, 15:00)
• For each feature make a Tutorial and UnitTest? Or can they be combined?
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• Servers
  
  • Some users cannot access confluence.
    • This is not a server issue as confluence is running, it may be a DNS issue
  • Also if you use firefox you get the old website. Therefore there is some sort of DNS issue.

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