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November 8, 2002, 11:34
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Hi everybody. I have the following problem: in a moving mesh problem with cell layer activation/deactivation, I have to split the geometry between several processors. I am able to run the mesh preview run in single processor mode, but when I try with the multi processor it runs only the first iterate, then it seems to freeze. I have tried to split the geometry in various modes,i.e. : 1) with only whole layers on any processor 2) in a "random" way 3) with all the layers on a single processor 4) splitting the geometry in order to have the inter-processor boundary parallel to the deactivation direction.
Can anyone help me? Cheers Roadracer |
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