[WIP] Add a detailed description of constitutive laws to the ASPECT manual #5576
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anne-glerum
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I don't know if it matters for now, but the constant-viscosity.md file is missing.
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A PR to add a detailed description of the different type's of constitutive formulations (rheology) available in ASPECT. At present, this is just an outline following the discussion in #4908, which I opened so @bobmyhill @anne-glerum and others can comment as material is added.