Open delcmo opened 7 months ago
@rppawlo
The DOF manager will preserve the order in which the DOFs are registered/added. There is a function to reorder the DOFs if needed.
Thanks Roger for getting back to me.
What would be the function to reorder DOFs?
Is that also true for equations? In the code, we register variables/DOFs first and then create residuals by looping over the variables.
Marco
On Thu, Apr 11, 2024 at 2:56 PM Roger Pawlowski @.***> wrote:
The DOF manager will preserve the order in which the DOFs are registered/added. There is a function to reorder the DOFs if needed.
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If you are using the assembly tools in disc-fe, then in the input file, under the "Assembly" sublist, there is a "Field Order" parameter. This takes a string listing the DOF names, delimited by spaces. The code supports ordering for both blocked and non-blocked, but all of our examples with ordering seem to use the blocked path. I'll add an example for that with the other changes Steve requested.
The equations are tied to a particular DOF by the EquationSet objects which register Evaluators that scatter to a particular DOF residual. The base class is pure virtual, so you are free to define this however you like. Panzer provides a default implementation in Panzer_EquationSet_DefaultImpl_*.hpp
. It stores the dof names/basis in a std::map - within a physics block, the ordering is dependent on the map ordering.
Ok, thanks Roger.
Marco
On Mon, Apr 15, 2024 at 11:25 AM Roger Pawlowski @.***> wrote:
If you are using the assembly tools in disc-fe, then in the input file, under the "Assembly" sublist, there is a "Field Order" parameter. This takes a string listing the DOF names, delimited by spaces. The code supports ordering for both blocked and non-blocked, but all of our examples with ordering seem to use the blocked path. I'll add an example for that with the other changes Steve requested.
The equations are tied to a particular DOF by the EquationSet objects which register Evaluators that scatter to a particular DOF residual. The base class is pure virtual, so you are free to define this however you like. Panzer provides a default implementation in Panzer_EquationSetDefaultImpl*.hpp. It stores the dof names/basis in a std::map - within a physics block, the ordering is dependent on the map ordering.
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Question
I would like to plot the Jacobian matrix at a given time step for a system of PDEs. What order are variables/equations registered in? For instance, if I have three variables V1, V2 and V3 and I register them in the same order, is that order conserved in Panzer? What about the corresponding equations E1, E2 and E3?
Marco