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Re: [ff3d-users] Problem in Solving Laplace with Neumann BC's
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Stephane Del Pino |
Subject: |
Re: [ff3d-users] Problem in Solving Laplace with Neumann BC's |
Date: |
Thu, 29 Apr 2010 08:32:03 +0200 |
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Hello.
Default setting for ff3d to solve linear systems is Conjugate Gradient with and
epsilon of convergence set to 1E-5.
Here, to get a better solution, you need to get a smaller epsilon. Taking 1E-8
seems enough for your case:
Use the conjugate gradient option in your solver block:
...
solve(v) in O by M
cg(epsilon=1E-8)
{
...
Beware that your are solving your problem in a box which corresponds exactly
to your fictitious domain geometry. This can eventually lead to strange
behaviors. If your mesh fits the geometry I recommend not to use the fictitious
domain but directly the conformal FEM. It is very simple in your case, write
...
solve(v) in M
cg(epsilon=1E-8)
{
...
Best regards,
Stéphane.