Closed pohlan closed 3 years ago
@luraess What do you say to the new definition of dtau
? Why do we need the dt
?
The fact that dτ_h
was proportional to dt
caused domain errors for large dt
s, which is why it was not possible to reach steady-state in one time step.
Now the physical time step dt
can be arbitrarily large.
@luraess What do you say to the new definition of dtau? Why do we need the dt?
If it works better as such - go for it 👍 .
From other experience, if you have a time-dependent diffusion equation and take small steps, then the code may diverge if the physical dt
does not show up in the iterative dtau
definition. Since we target the steady-state in one time step, dt
(large) may no longer me an issue and one can certainly drop it from the dtau
definition. I'll think more about it.
Even for the SHMIP "sqrt" geometry, the physical time steps
dt
cannot be larger than ~ 1000 seconds. Therefore the steady-state can only be reached after many physical time steps. The goal would be to do only one large time step and reach steady-state directly.