Hi,

I am doing solid mechanics calculations with FEMSystem and a moving mesh
and need periodic boundary conditions. As the PR-BC code in libmesh only
works for unmodified meshes, I wrote some thing similar which saves a
mapping of the nodes on the positive side to the nodes of the negative
side in the first timestep (on the unmodified mesh) and uses this
mapping in all following timesteps to impose the periodic boundary
conditions.

As especially the PR-BC causes entries in "unusual" regions of the system
matrix, I have currently a rather large performance issue due to the
resorting of the matrix while adding the PR-BCs. So how can I influence
the default sparsity pattern used to create the system matrix to avoid
these performance issues?

Robert

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