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1063 a local numbering scheme to the PETSc global numbering scheme, recall their use above for the routi…
1081 mapping from a local numbering scheme (including ghost points) to a
1082 global numbering scheme, while in the latter, they provide a mapping
1083 between two global numbering schemes. Many applications may use
1087 (where each process has a contiguous set of indices in the numbering).
1089 each process, one works with a local numbering scheme that includes
1090 ghost points. The mapping from this local numbering scheme back to the
1091 global PETSc numbering can be handled with the
1094 If one is given a list of block indices in a global numbering, the
1101 will provide a new list of indices in the local numbering. Again,
1116 node numbering rather than the global node numbering (e.g., each process
1118 locally). To set values into a vector with the local numbering, one must
1131 Now the `indices` use the local numbering rather than the global,
1153 numbering and `VecSetValuesLocal()` and `MatSetValuesLocal()`.
1206 Note that one accesses the entries in `l` using the local numbering of
1208 numbering.
1251 having multiple ways of indexing (numbering) and ordering objects such
1257 the various numbering systems. The most basic is the `AO`
1259 (cross-process) numbering schemes.