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Non-split physics for all explicit or IMEX time discretisations #578
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I don't know if this test is too slack? I think we are mainly testing the transport her and less testing whether the physics is correct.
Could we:
(a) check against the result from a split-physics time stepper (which would have the downside of being inefficient unless we make the split-physics value be a KGO)
or (b) find a coupled physics test with a known solution?