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[GeoMechanicsApplication] Implement well constitutive behaviour for line thermal element #12370
[GeoMechanicsApplication] Implement well constitutive behaviour for line thermal element #12370
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Since the thermal filter law doesn't use the number of dimensions (at present, it only supports one-dimensional spaces), we can do with a default constructor (as I previously suggested).
Also, I would prefer to factor out the code that creates the thermal law in a private member function, e.g.
CreateThermalLaw
. Making the thermal law then reduces to: