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In particular, it should be easy to find whether Enzo uses something like Berger and Colella AMR (or a subset), an oct-tree block structured AMR (like Flash/Paramesh, e.g.) or cell-by-cell AMR (like Rage). Also, what refinement ratios are supported and whether time subcycling is used. This desciption should be somewhere up front to help potential users understand the capabilities.
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Reading the documentation, I can't find basic information about how the AMR works in Enzo. The main reference is a link to Wikipedia on https://enzo.readthedocs.io/en/enzo-2.6/user_guide/index.html
A natural place would be:
https://enzo.readthedocs.io/en/enzo-2.6/physics/index.html
In particular, it should be easy to find whether Enzo uses something like Berger and Colella AMR (or a subset), an oct-tree block structured AMR (like Flash/Paramesh, e.g.) or cell-by-cell AMR (like Rage). Also, what refinement ratios are supported and whether time subcycling is used. This desciption should be somewhere up front to help potential users understand the capabilities.
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