[petsc-users] ASM for High-Order FEM
Travis Austin
austin at txcorp.com
Mon Mar 14 15:41:12 CDT 2011
Hi,
Thanks for your responses. I saw a previous thread on this from Matt.
If you want multiple blocks/process AND you want to be able to do RASM, then
you need to specify both
1) the overlapping blocks
2) the non-overlapping parts
You need 2), because I have no idea how to calculate 2) given only 1). We
could have an alternative interface that
took 2) and an overlap, and figured it out, however currently that only
works for 1 block/process, and specfiying
both 1) and 2) is more general (I needed it for a specific PC).
The overlapping blocks are global indices and the non-overlapping are local indices? Is that right?
Thanks,
Travis
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