Allow velocity calculations between steps in high-order temporal schemes #141
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…ayers (soft landing)
…_material_interface
… in 3D. Added VoidEtching python example. Removed redundant prepareLS(); call in computeRates during advection. Updated RK3 substepping.
…l scheme. The scheme uses a constant velocity during the entire time step, while the gradient is averaged according to SSP-RK3.
…k to support velocity calculation during stages in RK integration schemes.
…d 3D functionality to CompareSparseField and fixed ConvexHull generation for 3D.
…prove python tests, add changes to python wrapper and API
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Exposes intermediate level sets during high order temporal schemes (RK2 and RK3) to allow for velocity calculations between the different stages while calculating the new level set values.