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| H A D | ex172.c | 10 PetscBool different = PETSC_FALSE, skip = PETSC_FALSE; in main() local 15 PetscCall(PetscOptionsGetBool(NULL, NULL, "-different", &different, NULL)); in main() 43 PetscCall(MatAXPY(C, 1.0, B, (different) ? DIFFERENT_NONZERO_PATTERN : SUBSET_NONZERO_PATTERN)); in main()
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| H A D | ex1_0_nsize-1.out | 102 Compare label "label0" with "label1": Stratum values in DMLabel l0 "label0" are different than in D… 104 Compare label "label1" with "label3": Stratum values in DMLabel l0 "label1" are different than in D… 105 Compare label "label1" with "label3": Stratum #0 with value 2 contains different points in DMLabel … 107 Compare label "label2" with "label2": Stratum values in DMLabel l0 "label2" are different than in D… 108 Labels of DMs "plex0" and "plex1" differ: Stratum values in DMLabel l0 "label2" are different than …
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| H A D | ex1_0_nsize-2.out | 137 Compare label "label0" with "label1": Stratum values in DMLabel l0 "label0" are different than in D… 139 Compare label "label1" with "label3": Stratum values in DMLabel l0 "label1" are different than in D… 140 Compare label "label1" with "label3": Stratum #0 with value 2 contains different points in DMLabel … 142 Compare label "label2" with "label2": Stratum values in DMLabel l0 "label2" are different than in D… 143 Labels of DMs "plex0" and "plex1" differ: Stratum values in DMLabel l0 "label2" are different than …
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| H A D | AO | 3 Application Orderings (`AO`) are objects that manage mappings between different global orderings. U…
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| H A D | index.md | 4 considered together) of various types or from different sources that we consider
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| H A D | saws.md | 19 different machine, pass the name of that machine to the browser.
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| H A D | codemanagement.md | 23 on a different machine that uses a different compiler. 28 different directories for editing, compiling, and running.
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| H A D | overview.rst | 14 naturally employ different coding styles and data structures. 66 of parallel sparse matrices. Includes several different parallel 67 matrix data structures, each appropriate for a different class
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| H A D | petsc_options.rst | 7 In this way, one can choose the method to be used or set different parameters without changing the …
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| H A D | guide_to_examples_by_physics.md | 6 …ve several examples looking at the same physics using different numerical tools, such as different…
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| H A D | index.md | 52 This will provide a summary of the bandwidth with different number of MPI 70 uses a different memory bus: 121 evolving and compilers on different machines were not identical. Using C function pointers 139 - We employ continuous integration testing of the entire PETSc library on many different 186 sequential; you don't call a different routine for each format. 197 ### How come when I run the same program on the same number of processes I get a "different" answer? 200 different runs the order at which values arrive at a given process (via MPI) can be in a 201 different order, thus the order in which some floating point arithmetic operations are 202 performed will be different. Since floating point arithmetic is not 203 associative, the computed quantity may be slightly different. [all …]
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| H A D | 2016.md | 52 a different processor to be dropped instead. This is useful if you 75 a different processor to be dropped instead. This is useful if you
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| /petsc/doc/developers/contributing/ |
| H A D | developingmr.md | 139 separate contributions, submit them in sequence with different 147 Use different commits for: 190 Note that this type of rebasing is different than the `rebase -i` process for organizing your commi…
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| H A D | fe.md | 23 …ple fields, each field having a different discretization. In addition, different pieces of the dom…
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| H A D | versionchecking.md | 55 may be used in the source code to choose different code paths or error out depending on the PETSc v…
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| H A D | mat.md | 275 If different rows have very different numbers of nonzeros, one should 305 Thus, when assembling a sparse matrix with very different numbers of 482 different process. For example, the statements 490 indicate that very few values have been generated on different 586 PETSc implements seven different LMVM matrices listed in the 639 `-mat_lmvm_alpha` and has a different default value for each LMVM 717 Block matrices arise when coupling variables with different meaning, 732 There are two fundamentally different ways that this matrix could be 735 matrices for each block (“nested”). These formats have different 743 especially in a multi-physics context where different groups might be [all …]
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| H A D | streams.md | 50 …tain memory bandwidth. Different cores may be more closely connected to different memory units. Th… 53 or process to use a different memory unit 87 … the same as the wall clock time indicating that each thread is run on a different core as desired. 96 Running under `mpiexec` gives a very different wall clock time, indicating that all four threads ra… 263 …nication required from the communication pattern which results from the different three-dimensiona… 343 [^memorymigration-footnote]: Data can also be migrated among different memory sockets during a comp…
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| H A D | dmplex.md | 18 treats all the different pieces of a mesh, e.g. cells, faces, edges, and 22 can be used unchanged for meshes of different shapes and dimensions. 110 search structures and indices for the different types of points using 213 #### Symmetries: Accessing data from different orientations 296 DMPlex separates these different concerns by passing sets of points from mesh traversal routines to… 380 parallel, where one can use different number of processes for saving 444 They are, in general, two different objects, and the former carries a *mesh name*, while the latter… 676 settings, in which one can even use different number of processes for 770 Two different metric-based mesh adaptation tools are available in PETSc:
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| H A D | dmnetwork.md | 213 used when different component types are set at different vertices. In
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| H A D | section.md | 44 This concatenation can be done in a different order by setting a permutation, which is described in… 60 In many discretizations, it is useful to differentiate between different kinds of dofs present on a… 198 It may be desired to have a different the ordering of data in the array than the order of grid poin… 213 …'t describe how DoFs attached to a single grid point are ordered or how different grid points rela…
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| H A D | getting_started.md | 28 This design enables easy comparison and use of different 29 algorithms (for example, experimenting with different Krylov subspace 39 It is useful to consider the interrelationships among different pieces 111 compiler options and machine type. Using different values of 112 `$PETSC_ARCH` allows one to switch between several different sets (say 339 value and assign a different value to each component. More detailed 592 …le threads (independent streams of instructions) process data and perform computations on different 638 many "iterations" of the loop index run on different hardware in "lock-step". 639 PETSc utilizes this parallelism with three similar but slightly different models: 672 PETSc program using MPICH on a macOS laptop. Note that different [all …]
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| H A D | guide_to_subsurface.md | 64 …shes be conforming, as we do in this case. We would like different grid cells to have different le…
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| H A D | CONTRIBUTING | 30 permitted to submit under a different license), as indicated
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| H A D | html.def | 6 # Many browsers choose a different SIZE font for listing; IE4 gives you
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| H A D | callbacks.md | 17 where different levels and different domains may (or may not) share the
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