- Jan 08, 2019
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In postTimeStep the L2 error is calculated using a difference to the analytical solution. Without this commit, the L2 error is calculated using a difference between the numerical solution at a certain time and the analytical solution one time step ahead. With this commit, the numerical and analytical solution used to calculate the L2 error should correspond to the same time.
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- Jan 02, 2019
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Dennis Gläser authored
Multidomain with the box scheme did not work with the absolute residual criterion since the computed residuals were wrong (Dirichlet constraints were not incorporated).
- Dec 21, 2018
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Timo Koch authored
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Dennis Gläser authored
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Dennis Gläser authored
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Bernd Flemisch authored
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Dennis Gläser authored
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Dennis Gläser authored
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Dennis Gläser authored
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Timo Koch authored
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Timo Koch authored
- Dec 20, 2018
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Timo Koch authored
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The reference solution of this test needed to be updated anyway now that the derivative computation for solution-dependent parameters is fixed. We now use a more robust setup of the test with a fixed time step size as well as a shorter end time to speedup the test.
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If variables (e.g. flux vars cache) depend on variables of a coupled domain, we have to reset them before jumping to the next element in the coupling stencil. Otherwise subsequent residual computations are wrong.
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The flux variables cache was in a deflected state when entering the coupling derivatives computation function. This commit restores the undeflected state before handling derivatives.
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Dennis Gläser authored
Feature/cleanup handbook Closes #635 See merge request !1456
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Beatrix Becker authored
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Dennis Gläser authored
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Dennis Gläser authored
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Dennis Gläser authored
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Beatrix Becker authored
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Beatrix Becker authored
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Timo Koch authored
- Dec 19, 2018