Benjamin Uekermann

Does interpolation in the geometric space really make sense? I guess only if we assume that micro simulations are similar if they are close together in the geometry. I could...

For the snapshot computation, the simple alternative is to only report on crashing cases. I am not sure if interpolation is what users want here, but I don't really know....

This would require [thread safety](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thread_safety) from the micro simulation software, what we probably cannot expect in general. E.g. the micro simulation software could not use static variables in crucial places.

Good concepts, but feels a bit too tailored towards the materials usecase. Maybe sth programmable could be better for the time being, not to over-engineer too early. Programmable could here...

> Providing information in read_data_names and write_data_names about what data to read and write from and to an hdf5-file is necessary. But these should already be covered through the "normal"...

Ideally, the complete simulation could continue to run, by replacing the result of the failing micro simulation by a similar simulation. Technically, this should be handled by catching exceptions.

> Especially in the case of adaptivity, as I understand it, simulations that are similar to each other rely on one to run, and if it hangs or crashes, these...

And (advanced) - [x] Provide a callback interface to call any user-provided (Python?) post-processing script

Sounds worth investigating indeed! > The Micro Manager would somehow need to know that a particular implicit time window is close to converging, right? This would be tricky to implement,...

For the serialization, we will need an internal state of a micro simulation. Having it modeled as an object could simplify this.