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[GeoMechanicsApplication] Add documentation for the thermal element #11986

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📝 Description
Add documentation as README.md for the theory and formulations behind the thermal element.

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  • Added README.md in the same directory as the thermal element class, namely in custom_elements

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Dear Mohammed,
Very good start of documentation, I greatly appreciate that we can read formulas in the documentation.
Still I have quite a number of remarks. Please check which make sense.

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Thank you for adding this documentation, this is very helpful in understanding the physics behind our new element. I have a couple of minor remarks.

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Nice. Sorry that I'm still nagging about details.

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Hi Mohamed, thank you for the documentation, it is my first reading on this topic. Looking forward to Wijtze-Pieter's comments. ;)

- $\Omega$ = domain region
- $\Gamma$ = boundary region

The supercripts $^l$ and $^r$ for Robin boundary condition indicate the left hands side (matrix) and righ hand side (vector), respectively. The supercripts $^e$ and $^{ep}$ for $\Omega$ and $\Gamma$ indicate values in the element volume and perpendicular to element boundaries, respectively.
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Sorry Mohammed, found another typo.
supercripts -> superscripts 2 times on this line.

Almost there...

@mnabideltares mnabideltares force-pushed the geo/11977-thermal-documentation branch from 558b659 to c48c0bf Compare February 7, 2024 12:53
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Thanks for incorporating the changes, it looks good to go from my side.

@mnabideltares mnabideltares merged commit 7edecdc into master Feb 7, 2024
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@mnabideltares mnabideltares deleted the geo/11977-thermal-documentation branch February 7, 2024 16:19
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[GeoMechanicsApplication] Thermal documentation
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