fix: WaveEquation backward propagation and adjoint test#4051
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fix: WaveEquation backward propagation and adjoint test#4051
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fixed backward propagation to correctly mirror the forward indexing (off-by-one in
beginIndexandseismoIndex).allowed to pass the adjoint test up to machine single precision (threshold tightened from
9e-3to5e-7)reduced test mesh size from
20×25×30to7×6×5elements (source/receiver coordinates adjusted accordingly) to speed up CI. See issue Unit test speed issues #4047The test now runs in under one second on CI
Ubuntu 24.04 - gcc 13:268/270 Test #268: testWavePropagationAdjoint1 ............................. Passed 0.61 sec