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Source Code
pure elemental module function jacobian_det_side_second(self,r)result(jacobian_det)implicit none class(type_side_second),intent(in)::selftype(type_dp_vector_3d),intent(in)::rreal(real64)::jacobian_detreal(real64)::jac_x,jac_y,jac_z! Get the three components of the Jacobian vector at point rjac_x=self%jacobian(1,1,r)jac_y=self%jacobian(2,1,r)jac_z=self%jacobian(3,1,r)! The determinant is the vector's magnitude (norm), which is ds/dξjacobian_det=sqrt(jac_x**2+jac_y**2+jac_z**2)end function jacobian_det_side_second