Christopher Sherman

@biagas - Thanks! Please let me know if you need anything else

GEOSX considers regions to be areas with a set of constitutive models. In practice this could look like: 1) A solid material with a linear-elastic model, darcy flow model 2)...

I should also mention that my current work-around is a python script that breaks the vtm file up so that the regions are in different files, and then use the...

Thanks for your help on this - I'm planning to check in with other GEOSX devs this week to get their thoughts on this issue.

@francoishamon - It seems that while GEOS was setup with the intention of allowing the BC magnitude to vary across the set (or between sets), it was ignored and we...

@rrsettgast @joshua-white - I think that I'm running into this issue as well. I have a number of external meshes that conform to one or more faults surfaces. I'm getting...

@rrsettgast - I've created a 2x2x2 mesh with a vertical fault that shows the same behavior (see attached). The mesh appears to be split correctly if there is a partition...

@jhuang2601 - Agreed. I tried to look at this with the example I've included above, and am suspicious that it is an issue with Metis partitioning (I couldn't nail anything...

Sounds reasonable. If I recall correctly, whitespace isn't allowed in symbolic functions anyway.

> > > Most likely a bad matrix is being assembled (either singular or with crazy entries) and the direct solver is failing. In `amesos-failure.dat`, it looks like you have...