Open jsampaio opened 1 year ago
That problem, I think, occurs because you haven’t recompiled the cuda files. Run “make realclean” and then “make” to force the recompilation of the cuda kernels. I hope that solves it! J.
On 31 Aug 2023, at 06:14, dzly1019 @.***> wrote:
Please help me. After modifying the source code according to your method, it prompts two errors. 1../../cuda/lltorque.go:28:2: undefined: k_scalegamma_async 2../../cuda/temperature.go:16:25: too many arguments in call to k_settemperature2_async ../../cuda/zhangli.go:14:27: too many arguments in call to k_addzhanglitorque2_async
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That problem, I think, occurs because you haven’t recompiled the cuda files. Run “make realclean” and then “make” to force the recompilation of the cuda kernels. I hope that solves it! J. … On 31 Aug 2023, at 06:14, dzly1019 @.***> wrote: Please help me. After modifying the source code according to your method, it prompts two errors. 1../../cuda/lltorque.go:28:2: undefined: k_scalegamma_async 2../../cuda/temperature.go:16:25: too many arguments in call to k_settemperature2_async ../../cuda/zhangli.go:14:27: too many arguments in call to k_addzhanglitorque2_async — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#315 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACI3WSGT3Y7MJOR2GYD7M4LXYAFSLANCNFSM6AAAAAARWKXNXY. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.
That problem, I think, occurs because you haven’t recompiled the cuda files. Run “make realclean” and then “make” to force the recompilation of the cuda kernels. I hope that solves it! J. … On 31 Aug 2023, at 06:14, dzly1019 @.***> wrote: Please help me. After modifying the source code according to your method, it prompts two errors. 1../../cuda/lltorque.go:28:2: undefined: k_scalegamma_async 2../../cuda/temperature.go:16:25: too many arguments in call to k_settemperature2_async ../../cuda/zhangli.go:14:27: too many arguments in call to k_addzhanglitorque2_async — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#315 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACI3WSGT3Y7MJOR2GYD7M4LXYAFSLANCNFSM6AAAAAARWKXNXY. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.
I have solved the problem, thank you very much!
This commit implements a regionwise gyromagnetic factor (gammaLL). For backwards-compatibility reasons, this is done with an additional user-accessible parameter, GFactor (default value 1.0). The material's gyromagnetic factor is then the product of the global parameter gammaLL and the region-wise parameter GFactor.
Additionally, a bug was corrected in the calculation of the Zhang-Li torque. Previously, cuda/zhangli.cu used a hard-wired value of gamma (defined in cuda/constants.h), which leads to a wrong calculation in simulations where the user changes the value of GammaLL.
Further improvements
It would perhaps be more elegant to leave only a single parameter user accessible (the region-wise one). But GammaLL is used internally by Mumax3 to normalise the timestep, and so a global parameter with a value of the order of 1.76e11 is required, even if it could be hidden from the user. The solution could be to set gammaLL to mu_B/hbar=0.879e11 and use GFactor as the Landé g-factor (default value 2.0), but this would not be backwards compatible.
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