David Schneider
## Main changes of this PR Some more context on #1881 ## Motivation and additional information
**Please describe the problem you are trying to solve.** As a complement to the direct mesh access implemented in https://github.com/precice/precice/pull/1033, we want to allow users to access data in an...
Related to #227. Using the adapter in an FSI simulation and selecting `locations faceNodes;` for the interface and the RBFMeshMotion (see also #241) leads to the following crash ```bash #0...
While trying to install CalculiX and the adapter on the computer cluster ITO using Intel's OneAPI, we faced some issues I would like to summarize here. We used the GCC...
When working a bit with samples created from SU2, I realized that SU2/ our adapter implementation currently duplicates interface nodes at rank boundaries. This poses ill-defined mapping problems for preCICE...
I followed the installation instructions while trying to install `fenicsprecice` and faced the following issue ```python pip3 install --user fenicsprecice Collecting fenicsprecice Using cached fenicsprecice-1.3.0.tar.gz (37 kB) Preparing metadata (setup.py)...
The implemented solvers only support constant time-step sizes. We added asserts to prevent misuse. The time-stepping schemes could theoretically handle dynamic time-step sizes, but within the solvers, we create initially...
Right now, the grid generation is hard-coded in the solver codes, with some refinement parameters in the parameter file https://github.com/precice/dealii-adapter/blob/dbb25bea51531b7e4e0c9b5e4def3a7fadf8367c/source/nonlinear_elasticity/nonlinear_elasticity.cc#L163 However, this is quite intrusive for people, who are not...
Thinking about the upcoming adapter presentation during the workshop it might be worth to modernize/update some structures and capabilities of the current adapter state. I have a lot of ready-to-use...
..not sure if we really want to add it here. I mainly created it in order to investigate precice/tutorials#214. For simplicity, the solver is currently compiled into the `elasticity` executable...