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Sample SolutionUserObject at a specific arbitrary _time_ #29639
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Motivation
We'd like to be able to utilize time interpolation in
SolutionUserObject
at will. Currently only a step can be selected at will and time interpolation is tied to the actual simulation time.Design
Add a time transformation function that defaults to
t
.Impact
Added capability. Tagging @vprithiv
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