read seissol dataset and if there is only one time stamp create a second dimension of size 1

Implementation of the regularized Yoffe function defined in Appendix of Tinti et al. (2005), https://doi.org/10.1785/0120040177

* Reference implementation for the regularized Yoffe function by explicitly computing the * convolution, see Tinti et al. 2005: eq 3 */

sort geom array and reindex connect array to match the new geom array

* output time when shear stress is equal to the dynamic stress after rupture arrived * currently only for linear slip weakening */

* @return The number of ranks within the shared memory sub-communicator */

m_node must point to a leaf or NULL

* stops time measuring * * @return measured time in seconds */

Calculates the derivative of ASl (probably faster than loading SR1 and SR2) and approximates event duration by multiplying dt with the number of

compute cell center array

retrive list of time index in file

returns the list of output times written in the file

Picks the P-wave arrival. This function is only suited for synthetic data with negligible noise

Picks the P-wave arrival time for each receiver. This function is only suited for synthetic data without noise

Read partition array

From Free surface boundary construct convex hull of surface volume :type vertices: class:'~numpy.ndarray' :para

From mesh-file read vertices, elements and boundary elements :type: filename_mesh: 'str' :param: filename of the mesh. F

Converts a String of station coordinates as given in Seissol-Input.par Input-file into a numpy array. :type station_coor