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subroutine Gradient_Vector2D(this,df)implicit none class(Vector2D),intent(in)::thistype(c_ptr),intent(inout)::df! The vector gradient is the (row,col) tensor df(i,j,e,v,row,col) = d(f_row)/dxi^col.! Treating the two vector components as 2*nvar scalar fields, this is the scalar! gradient of each, with the direction index (col) written to separate slots.call ScalarGradient_2D_gpu(this%interp%dMatrix_gpu,this%interior_gpu,df,&this%interp%N,2*this%nvar,this%nelem)endsubroutine Gradient_Vector2D