It is a very simple, actually even a bit artificial example how to use deal.II with preCICE. One could configure a PETSc-based RBF mapping in preCICE. And I guess in deal.II, once could probably use another xSDK dependency as a linear solver.
Different to the existing examples would be that one needs to build two executables (we want to couple them via preCICE) and that a preCICE configuration file is required.
Please note that this is not a good candidate for performance testing. It is just the simplest thing one can construct with deal.II and preCICE.
Just putting this out there. I am happy to provide more information and help contributing if this sounds interesting.
I found out about the xSDK examples today. If there is interest in adding further cases, this one could be a good option:
https://github.com/dealii/code-gallery/tree/master/coupled_laplace_problem
It is a very simple, actually even a bit artificial example how to use deal.II with preCICE. One could configure a PETSc-based RBF mapping in preCICE. And I guess in deal.II, once could probably use another xSDK dependency as a linear solver.
Different to the existing examples would be that one needs to build two executables (we want to couple them via preCICE) and that a preCICE configuration file is required.
Please note that this is not a good candidate for performance testing. It is just the simplest thing one can construct with deal.II and preCICE.
Just putting this out there. I am happy to provide more information and help contributing if this sounds interesting.
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