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* CarpetAdaptiveRegrid: Documentationih2005-02-25
| | | | | | | | | | | | | Add some documentation for the AMR, and also an example parameter file (shock tube, 6 levels). Note that my last message about parallel AMR was incorrect; the difference between the 1 and 2 processor runs was entirely due to a bug in Whisky, not in the AMR. Once that was fixed, the results now agree to output precision. Therefore I pronounce parallel AMR "working". darcs-hash:20050225194759-0ff1f-967f0360b73244634d422198c9446f812302c916.gz
* CarpetAdaptiveRegrid: Use CarpetIOScalar instead of IOBasic for scalar outputErik Schnetter2005-02-11
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* AMR boundariesIan Hawke2005-02-11
| | | | | | | | Add support for using boundaries with AMR. Seems to work with symmetry boundaries but gets a bit confused if you try refining outer boundaries. Requires that you setup the domain using CoordBase. darcs-hash:20050211135704-58c7f-6ed6ce1449de17599dd8b23abc909f5ba313d048.gz
* Adaptive regridding symmetry / indexing partial fixIan Hawke2005-02-09
| | | | | | | | | | Fixed a bug where the array indexing in C++ was wrong. Now something that should be symmetric almost is. There is still an assertion failure when it tries to derefine - for the moment this appears to be a Carpet internal problem. darcs-hash:20050209161923-58c7f-7d13dd7c72c44d935bff9050e3d9281f5f39ec90.gz
* Adaptive Regridding might workIan Hawke2005-02-08
Changes to the adaptive regridding routine such that it appears to work for short times on one processor with various changes to, e.g., WaveMoL, before hitting internal Carpet problems. darcs-hash:20050208180418-58c7f-22dc56373df5a208b82d45604267f398bfd3ca0f.gz