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Carpet's 6b5c318bb1057851d0ee1b5bba6e633c5cf31ca6 which re-copies
init_fill_timelevels after initial restriction affects the ID we see and hence
the final answer
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reflection of pseudoscalar.
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this helps (very much) in making the test less compiler dependent. Now passes on gcc 4.1, 4.6 and Intel 11.1
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Required after change in order of function calls in
Carpet/Initialise.c/CallRestrict. Previous test suite was created in
fine-to-coarse order, now it is coarse to fine. Old data passes if order is
reversed (and upper bound set to reflevels-2).
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* changed spatial prolongation order to 3 (from 1), mostly because the git
version of Carpet seems to have a bug in the order 1 code. This was what
prevented the testsuite from running with more than one processor
* increased resolution a bit to disentangle prolongation effects from outer
boundary effects, also needed due to higher order spatial prolongation
* the ID testsuite produces almost identical data to the previous curie release
version when the same parfile is used. The differences are only in the outer
boundary and go away if ADMBase is reverted to revision 60 (which changed the
outer boundary condition for "static" evolutions)
* the evolving tests do not agree as well. Agreement gets better if McLachlan
is reverted to the Curie release version, but even so there are grid points
at the edge of the prolongated region that do not match. This is very likey
due to changes in when Psi4 is computed (Curie computes in PostRestrict,
Maxwell does not). Since the differences creep in from these points, and
these differences increase with time I decided to regenerate the test rather
than finding out which precise change in McLachlan/Carpet/MoL/ADMBase/Kranc
causes these to show up.
* this requires (as of 2011-09-29 a patch to Carpet/Initialise.cc/CallRegrid)
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* This still passes the two testsuites with the release version of Carpet.
* It fails (in points close to/at the edge of refinement levels) with the
development version of Carpet (all non-Carpet thorns were development
versions in both cases).
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Boundary conditions are now also applied at initial time for static evolution
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needed two ghost zones for upwind derivatives in McLachlan, add initial
extrapolatin for Gammas
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This parameter is not understood by the Mercurial version of Carpet
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test suite was non-functional before since I had forgotton to add MoL to the
ActiveThorns list
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Since the teukolsky test seem to be very sensitive to roundoff error the
previous tolerance seemed to be too tough. Adding noise at the level of
1e-14 could lead to absolute differences of order 1e-10 and relative
differences at the level of 1e-8.
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Remove variable modifications in Kranc script.
Fix tensor parity tags.
Add old-style BC compatibility.
Add intelligence to runmath.sh in finding Kranc.
Change bash script permissions.
Add testsuites.
Expand README description.
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