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subroutine Init_ECDGModel2D_t(this,mesh,geometry)implicit none class(ECDGModel2D_t),intent(out)::thistype(Mesh2D),intent(in),target::meshtype(SEMQuad),intent(in),target::geometry! The entropy-conserving split form requires entropy-stable mortar operators at! nonconforming interfaces, which are not implemented; the plain L2 mortar! projection would break the provable entropy estimate.if(mesh%nMortars>0)then print*,__FILE__,' : Error : EC-DGSEM models do not support nonconforming (mortar) meshes.'error stop 1endif! Initialise all parent fields (solution, flux, source, ...)call Init_DGModel2D_t(this,mesh,geometry)! Additional two-point flux fieldcall this%twoPointFlux%Init(geometry%x%interp,this%nvar,mesh%nElem)call this%twoPointFlux%AssociateGeometry(geometry)endsubroutine Init_ECDGModel2D_t