David Wells

That may be more efficacious, but I think just redoing the load balancer will be easier. If we use a different grid generation algorithm we'll have to redo a load...

This has come up a couple of times on slack in different places so I'll summarize what I know here. I've been running the nozzle benchmark on my machine to...

@knepley We can probably interpret this load-balancing problem as a weighted graph-balancing problem. A fundamental difference between this and a more normal situation (e.g., FEM) is that we can chop...

> Would it make sense to use `p4est`? Maybe! That's essentially what Parthenon is doing (and a lot of other libraries). Notably, AMREX does not (they still use SAMR). >...

I think you're fine as far as credit goes for two reasons: 1. At the end of the day we record major changes with changelog entries. The actual git history...

That's a good idea

I cannot reproduce this with the test program ```cpp #include int main() { dealii::TableHandler th; const double v = 42.0; th.add_value("foo", v); } ``` with either gcc-12 or gcc-13: if...

I think we've made enough progress on improving our PETSc wrappers in several new ways that we can close this as completed / out-of-date.

Would the new function in #14813 work for this? (sorry - hit the wrong button!)

Glad to hear you're interested! > If the goal is to eliminate std::pow, would it be enough to use a for loop? That might not be the optimal solution since...