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with the evolution thorns that assume that by then maetric plus gauge has been
set up correctly.
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The new version is more systematic, and it also adds functionality.
1) "exact" (exact solution on a trivial slice): The functionality has
not changed, I have only reordered the order within the file.
2) I have added "exact" boundary conditions though through a new
parameter.
3) "slice" (exact solution on an arbitrary slice:) Now using this just
for initial data, and for faking an evolution, are scheduled
separately. This is both clearer, and it saves storage.
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which included commits to RCS files with non-trunk default branches.
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