Remove the FD solver, add the potential equation #1
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Current changes incorporate the change to remove the FD solver for radial integration. This is necessary since the FD solver is not necessary for solving TEHD flow and works well with Chebyshev polynomials. The electric potential is implemented via new file updateV. The according change to solve the electric field are also done, especially for solving the temperature gradient and electric potential v in the DEP force.
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Current changes incorporate the change to remove the FD solver for radial integration. This is necessary since the FD solver is not necessary for solving TEHD flow and works well with Chebyshev polynomials.
The electric potential is implemented via new file updateV. The according change to solve the electric field are also done, especially for solving the temperature gradient and electric potential v in the DEP force.