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11 - {any}`sec_veccreate`
14 - {any}`sec_struct`
15 - {any}`sec_stag`
16 - {any}`sec_unstruct`
17 - {any}`sec_network`
22 - {any}`sec_struct_set`
23 - {any}`sec_stag_set`
24 - {any}`sec_unstruct_set`
25 - {any}`sec_network_set`
27 - {any}`sec_vecbasic`
29 - {any}`sec_localglobal`
31 - {any}`sec_scatter`
33 - {any}`sec_islocaltoglobalmap`
34 - {any}`sec_vecghost`
36 - {any}`sec_ao`
65 communicators, see the discussion in {any}`sec_writing`. In addition, if a sequence of creation rou…
85 …ract objects (lower level) `PetscSection` (see {any}`ch_petscsection`) and (higher level) `DM` (se…
91 The `DM` object, see {any}`sec_struct`, {any}`sec_stag`, and {any}`ch_unstructured` for more detail…
111 …elizing staggered arrays/grids, `DMSTAG` -- {any}`ch_stag`, or unstructured grid problems, `DMPLEX…
117 neighboring processes). Figure {any}`fig_ghosts` illustrates the
174 user-defined finite difference stencil (or any other discretization
217 See {any}`ch_stag` for discussion of creating vectors with `DMSTAG`.
223 See {any}`ch_unstructured` for a discussion of creating vectors with `DMPLEX`.
229 See {any}`ch_network` for discussion of creating vectors with `DMNETWORK`.
245 {any}`sec_viewers`.
318 any number of times on any or all of the processes. The argument `n`
322 any vector components; PETSc ensures that they are automatically
336 to perform any needed message passing of nonlocal components. In order
338 can perform any series of other actions between these two calls while
369 a global vector but using the local (ghosted) vector indexing of the vector entries. See also {any}…
408 {any}`sec_fortranarrays`. It is important to note that
573 where `*XX*` can contain any number of `*`. This allows one to write very natural Kokkos multi-dime…
630 See {any}`ch_unstructured` for a discussion on setting vector values with `DMPLEX`.
636 See {any}`ch_network` for a discussion on setting vector values with `DMNETWORK`.
856 and should skip ahead to {any}`ch_matrices`.
931 can select any subset of the components of a vector to insert or add to
932 any subset of the components of another vector. We refer to these
955 into the specified locations of the destination vector, overwriting any
991 Once a `VecScatter` object has been created, it may be used with any
1008 obviously, each process could gather any elements it needed, or none by
1160 see {any}`ch_snes` for a discussion of the
1194 In many ways, a ghosted vector behaves like any other MPI vector
1243 {any}`sec_partitioning` discusses the important topic of
1255 {any}`fig_daao`.
1363 application ordering `AO` (see {any}`sec_ao`) that maps
1372 In Figure {any}`fig_daao`, we indicate the orderings for a
1389 …e inserted. `PetscSF` provides a similar more general functionality for arrays of any MPI datatype.