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Use the ghost-cell spacing for the z one-sided viscous gradient - #1991
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s_compute_fd_gradient's one-sided z derivative at idwbuff(3)%beg divided by z_cc(beg + 2) - z_cc(is3_viscous%beg). is3_viscous%beg is idwbuff(3)%beg + 1 there, so the denominator spanned one cell instead of two and the outermost ghost gradient was doubled on a uniform grid. Divide by z_cc(beg + 2) - z_cc(beg), matching the x and y stencils. The 27 3D Viscous tests pass against the existing goldens.
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s_compute_fd_gradient's one-sided z derivative at idwbuff(3)%beg
divided by z_cc(beg + 2) - z_cc(is3_viscous%beg). is3_viscous%beg is
idwbuff(3)%beg + 1 there, so the denominator spanned one cell instead
of two and the outermost ghost gradient was doubled on a uniform grid.
Divide by z_cc(beg + 2) - z_cc(beg), matching the x and y stencils.
The 27 3D Viscous tests pass against the existing goldens.
Acknowledgement