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Hello xcompact3d team and community, I am new to computational fluid dynamics and I am currently learning about the xcompact3d library.
The previous (smaller) simulation ran fine with the same computational resources. All that changed is the domain and mesh size (both doubled in every direction). Input files and parameters were updated for the new domain and mesh. Questions:
Any advice or references to similar cases would also be appreciated! Thanks in advance for your help. Let me know if you’d like to add more information or specify your hardware/environment details. |
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Hello, The channel case is a case with a non-regular grid. Thus, dy is not constant. If the default is : Of course, it is also possible to change the domain size and the mesh in the y direction. However, the direction y is not periodic. Thus, the number of cells should be I think there was a segmentation fault because the initial Best regards, |
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I did keep |
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Rest all the parameters were kept the same. The output log is in as mentioned in my original question. EDIT: The segmentation fault occurred after 19550/ 100000 time-steps |
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The difference:
The starting of output log file:
Ending portion of output log file:
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Are you running the simulation using a job manager such as slurm ? How many CPUs are you using ?
I think we can not reproduce this error because many time steps were performed without issue.
You can try to build a debug version of 2decomp (v2.0.4) and compile a debug version of xcompact3d linked against the debug version of 2decomp to obtain more information in case of segmentation fault.