Hi Suzon,
adding nonisothermal effects makes the system more non-linear. Hence,
the Newton solver has a harder time to find a solution.
You can try to:
- Allow more Newton steps
- Reduce the time step size, limit its growth, or just use super tiny steps.
- Reduce the temperature difference,
Hi Suzon,
check if the linear system is set up correctly. Reduce the grid size to
as small as possible (like 1x6) and check if the matrix contains entries
everywhere you expect it. If non-zero entries are missing in the linear
system (matrix), you have an indictaion where to look for the
Hi Suzon,
I did not look into the code, so I might guess wrong.
I suspect that by adding temperature, you got a third primary variable.
The error points out that you are using a vector with two entries
(representing two primary variables) at a place where you should use a
vector with three
Hello Junqiang Wang,looks like you have an older installation of Dune and Dumux. This might interfere with checking out the right code. Can you please retry in an empty folder?ByeChristophAm 28.12.2023 um 03:01 schrieb 王俊强( Junqiang Wang ) :
I encountered an error
tact directly the dune mailing list?
Regards,
Mona
*From:* DuMux on behalf of
Christoph Grüninger
*Sent:* Tuesday, October 24, 2023 4:12:28 PM
*To:* dumux@listserv.uni-stuttgart.de
*Subject:* Re: [DuMux] global cell
Hi Mona,
Dune 2.6 and DuMuX 3.0 are a bit outdated. Can you reproduce your issue
with the latest stable versions of DuMuX, Dune 2.9 and SPGrid 2.9, too?
I know, easier said then done.
Does this problem occur with YaspGrid and >7 cores?
I am not sure whether you are hitting a SPGrid issues or
Hello Xavier,
you don't have all required dependencies installed to have Python
enabled. I assume starting working with DuMuX is okay for you.
I don't know why, although Python is not found, DuMuX tried to run
Python-related commands - which fails.
Quick hack to get you a working DuMuX
Hello Yigun,
the attached log file is not very helpful, it lacks quite some
information. This is not your fault, I improved the script. If you want,
you can use the attached version.
Part of the log file is the following line:
> dumux/cmake.opts: file not found
This indicates, that from the
Hi Yussif,
difficult to tell what is going wrong. Your log only contains
information regarding the Git checkout. The posted error tells me, that
dunecontrol failed, but the actual error was consumed.
(I assume you are using installdumux.py)
Can you please run in some WSL terminal
Hi Kenza,
how do you get the data for your red line and how do you plot them?
- I assume that the permeability is constant for a complete cell. Is
this correct?
- If you get the value for the box center, you should plot the value for
the whole cell with the value from the center. Then you get
Salut Timothé,
the output looks like you modified something around your MPI (installed,
uninstalled, whatever). Remove the build-cmake dir from dune-common and
try again. Then CMake is going to re-detect MPI and it should work fine.
Hope this helps
Christoph
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Hi Mathis,
I had a look at the current state of master, which will eventually
become DuMuX 3.6.
- I found some warnings and cleanups, see !3276 [1]
- With ALUGrid master I get a couple of warnings, I hope they will fix
them in a not so distant future.
- There are a ton of warnings for
Hi Dimitry,
I second what the others say. Please consider publishing your code as a
merge request. DuMuX and its contributors have proven to be able to
integrate such codes. I am willing to help, too.
Bye
Christoph
Am 20.03.22 um 02:37 schrieb Edscott Wilson:
Yes, Dmitry, please do consider
Hi Vuong Van,
difficult to tell, just from the error message. Can you share a diff on
your Dumux folder or the CMakeLists.txt?
Bye
Christoph
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want to pick beans. -- Stephen Colbert to US Congress, 2011
Hi Vuong Van Pham,
the very first step seems to be failing. I have never seen such a
problem before.
Can you try to fetch the Dune core libraries manually? The first command
would be:
git clone https://gitlab.dune-project.org/core/dune-common.git
Kind regards,
Christoph
Am 07.03.22 um
Hi Ana,
I am not sure whether you are right that 1e-14 to 1e-16 should not be
considered as zero. It is the expected precision of a double. In
general, you cannot expect it to be better, just because in the regular
case it by luck is actually better.
Maybe you can run your simulation with
Hi Ranjeet,
this is strange, because add_dumux_test is not part of DuMuX 3.2. It was
removed after DuMuX 3.1.
As the error message is confusing my, I have to more general questions:
- Did you delete your build directory (by default dumux/build-cmake) and
rerun dunecontrol?
- Have you updated
Hi Siroos,
you have to run dunecontrol for all your modules first. Then you can use
an IDE for DuMuX and it should be able to build a specific target.
If you use clangd, even the auto-completion should kind of work. I have
never tried it myself, but I read about it.
Bye
Christoph
Am
Hi Siroos,
you could use any IDE. Usually they have difficulties with DuMuX,
because they don't understand the dependencies to the Dune modules.
You could build Dune and DuMuX using dunecontrol, and open the DuMuX
source folder within your IDE. If your IDE supports CMake, it should be
able
Hi Kenza,
it depend on what data you have (2d or 3d?) and what you need to
visualize. In any case, I would not include your observed data into
DuMuX. Instead, you can either print out your simulation data or extract
them from your Vtk files. Then you can plot them using TikZ, Gnuplot or
even
Hi Hanchuan,
I tested the master branch with CMake 3.20.1, GCC 11 and Clang 12
respectively. Besides #1029, Clang 12 compilation failure for
test_mpfa2p.cc, it looks good to me.
Have a fine release!
Bye
Christoph
Am 04.05.21 um 16:11 schrieb Wu, Hanchuan:
> Dear DuMuxers,
>
>
> Just a quick
Hi Mahmoud Atef,
looks like a segmentation fault. These are nasty to spot and it is
almost impossible for us to help you.
There are tools to help you finding your mistake, like Valgrind, GDB, or
AddressSanitizer. They often indicate what goes wrong, but you have to
know how to interpret their
Hi Mahmoud,
I think it is very ambicious to create a new module without having at
least a little bit of knwolege about programming in general and DuMuX /
Dune in particular.
My suggestion:
- Postpone creating your own module.
- Remove all optional Dune modules.
- Concentrate on using DuMuX: Run
Dear DuMuX users!
I want to recommend Oliver Sander's new Dune book [1] warmly to you! It
was released last December and it covers the Dune core modules,
dune-typetree, -functions, and PDELab in version 2.7. It is a great
source to get started with advanced Dune features like grid refinement,
Hi Mohammad,
I think it is this document
https://elib.uni-stuttgart.de/handle/11682/8996
Someone should add the DOI to DUMuX' documentation.
Bye
Christoph
> Am 04.11.2020 um 06:58 schrieb MOHAMMADREZA KARAMI :
>
> Hi,
> In ../dumux/material/components/brine.hh ,reference of our brine vapor
>
Hi Kilian,
I gave it a try (with GCC 10 and Clang 11, CMake 3.18 and 3.19rc1, UG
and AluGrid, Dune master and Dune 2.7.1-rc1) and it compiled so far.
I found two minor glitches, both are already resolved in mater.
Have another great release!
Christoph
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Hi Markus,
Kate is a plain editor on steroids, no full fledged IDE. It does not
offer any code analysis.
Probably KDevelop will understand DuMuX code the best, as it includes
clangd. I never used it myself, but it looks promising.
Bye
Christoph
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[Tua von Die
Hi Markus,
probably CDT's parser is not good enough to work all his way through the
TypeTag magic DuMuX piles up. There are no additional files you could
include. With Eclipse, I see no way to achieve more.
Clangd could be useful, but as far as I know it is not supported in
Eclipse's CDT. The
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Hi Markus,
you have to add the config.h file from your DuMuX build directory to
the headers / includes. Out of my head, I don't know how to do that.
But there the missing macros are defined.
By default you can find the file at
Hi DuMuX,
for the release candidate of DuMuX 3.2 I faced a compiler crash (ICE)
with GCC 10.0 (pre 10.1, first release of GCC 10 series). I don't know
whether you did something or plan to do about it. But I am happy to
share, that the problem got fixed and the fix will be part of GCC 11 and
GCC
Hi Timo,
I think Mohammad asks for periodic boundary conditions. Imagine a
turbine with 12 blades. You don't want to simulate the full 360° but
limit the simulation domain to 3 blades (90° piece of circle) or even a
single blade (30° piece of circle).
Neumann no-flow is wrong, you can have inflow
Hi DuMuX,
just for the record, I filed my issue as GCC 94937.
https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=94937
Bye
Christoph
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Hi Ned,
I gave the current master a try, which should be close enough to the RC.
I found a pedantic warning, which I don't see for DuMuX 3.2, cf. !2110.
What bugs me more, is an ICE with some pre-release version of GCC 10.
ICE is a compiler crash, so it would impact every DuMuX user with GCC
10.
Salut Etienne,
use the file
dumux/material/components/co2tables.inc
instead. This provides data up to 400°K. The files from the examples are
smaller to reduce the runtime of the tests.
You cannot run extractproperties yourself, as it is not open source.
Someone run the software and DuMuX
Hello Kenza,
have you deleted the build directory (build-cmake below dumux) after
installing Gstat? CMake has a heavy caching and it doesn't automatically
re-check dependencies.
So please delete dumux/build-cmake and rerun dunecontrol for dumux.
Bye
Christoph
Am 16.04.20 um 20:59 schrieb kenza
Hi Dmitry,
you might want to try to delete all build-cmake subfolders ("rm -rf
du*/build-cmake" works for me, but be careful) and rerun dunecontrol.
This way a changed compiler will be detected and correctly configured.
Bye
Christoph
Am 30.03.20 um 22:48 schrieb Dmitry Pavlov:
> Hello,
>
> My
Great news!
Having the ability to use C++17 will lead, at least in some places, to
better readable code.
Your announcement prompted me to ask the Dune developers to do the same.
And we agreed to follow DuMuX with Dune 2.8.
Cf. https://dune-project.org/community/meetings/2020-02-devmeeting/
Bye
Hi Georg,
there is no Dune magic involved preventing you from using precomiled
headers. But CMake does not offer a built-in way to use them, see for
example [1] for ways to achieve what you want.
[1]
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/148570/using-pre-compiled-headers-with-cmake
Beside using
Hi Nikolai,
that's almost pure CMake: You have to set CMAKE_EXE_LINKER_FLAGS with
your flags. Add "-DCMAKE_EXE_LINKER_FLAGS=-lvtkCommon -lvtkFiltering
-lvtkIO" to your CMAKE_FLAGS in the opts file.
Maybe you have to drop the "-l".
Then rerun dunecontrol.
Bye
Christoph
Am 04.12.18 um 18:44
Hi Lorenzo,
you could always use another sparse solver like cuSPARSE. But you have
to check whether it is really faster. Sparse solving profits far less
from accelerator cards compared to full matrices.
In DuMuX much time is spent assembling the matrix. Out of the box
accelerators do not speed
Hi Edscott,
you are right, you have to recompile the complete Dune stack with Clang
and the flags for the desired saninitzer. When you use a different build
directory, it is easy to switch back to your GCC-built stack.
Hope this helps,
Christoph
Am 22.08.2018 um 18:23 schrieb Edscott Wilson:
>
Hi Edscott,
give AddressSanitizer a try, it is a great tool to find such thing you
describe. Further MemorySanitizer and Undefined Behavior Sanitizer might
turn out to be helpful, too. My best experience with these tools were
when I used the latest Clang compiler. Some of them work with recent
Hi Peleg,
just a word of advice: DuMuX (and Dune) usually require that its users
modify C++, decipher compiler messages, and lose time on programming.
Without, you won't be happy with DuMuX; better look for another code.
I know of a few cases where it worked out that a project was done
without
Hi Taraneh,
please ask such question via one of the public mailing
lists. They might be of wider interest and I am nobodies
personal Dune/DuMuX help desk.
I assume your dune-grid is trunk (2.6-git) while your
dune-geometry is on the 2.5 release branch. You must
not mix different versions.
Bye
Hi Etienne,
as I did never parallel runs with DuMuX myself, I can only guess.
My guess is, that your linear solver does not converge and you don't see
the error because some process is waiting for the result from a process
that terminated due to the failed convergence. So it will never
show the
Hi Birger,
great news!
Is it possible to use an iterator which runs over all
elements only once also in parallel?
Yes, that's definitely possible. You have to check for
every element whether is of ghost type.
With the new free functions, you can use the PartitionSet
elements and substract the
Hi Ali,
SuiteSparse is package of several linear algebra algorithms including
UMFPack. They are packaged in different ways depending on the
SuiteSparse version and the Linux distribution.
1 ) You can add -lcholmod to the linker line, somewhere near the
-lumfpack line. You get the linker line with
Hi Ken,
my first guess would be, that you need to install BLAS (not openBlas)
and LAPACK and their -devel packages. Probably installing a fortran
compiler like gfortran is a good idea, too. Currently I believe, that it
should work without these dependencies, but I might be wrong. And it is
advised
Hi Amine,
please have a look into our handbook. To be more precise:
In the tutorial, exercise 1 c) and its solution.
Bye
Christoph
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Hi Georg,
sure, you can use MultiDomain / MultiDomaingrid in parallel. The best
documentation about parallel computing should be the grid howto. You can
download it from the website, see
http://www.dune-project.org/doc/grid-howto/grid-howto.pdf
or build it yourself from the dune-grid-howto module.
Dear DuMuX users and developers,
the naming scheme of our Git release branches changed. As we do not much
back-porting to release branches, this is probably not critical. If you
have scripts to check out specific branches, you have to adjust them.
All releases branches are now called
Hi Georg,
not sure whether there is a nice DuMuX property way to achieve what you
want, but C++11 offers std::conditional.
Bye
Christoph
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The method has been developed for use on a high-speed electronic
computer and would be impractical for hand-solution purposes.
Hi Vishal,
thanks for your clarification. This is none of your business, I just
added the CMakeLists.txt files.
I hope everything is going well on what you are currently doing. My
congratutions,
Christoph
--
The method has been developed for use on a high-speed electronic
computer and would be
Hi Georg,
the dimension should be taken from the grid.
If you want to use the Stokes discretized with the box method, it is not
guaranteed to converge, as as it uses assumptions which only holds for 2d.
Bye
Christoph
--
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such
Dear DuMuX users,
this email is only relevant, if you are using dumux-devel.
This weekend we will enable the whitespace-hook for our
dumux-devel Git
repository. This will prevent us from committing sources with
tabs or
trailing whitespace. As a host of source file does not comply
to this
Hi Jelena,
the crucial point is the grid with prism elements. Half a year ago,
Martin tried to handle the elements with dune-prismgrid [1] module.
Unfortunately the RC1 tarball from the website works only with Dune 2.2
which is ancient. We got access to the Git repository from Christoph
Hi Jelena,
that depends on what you want to do. A cell-centered finite-volume
scheme should work. Out of my head I don't know how to create a grid
with triangular prisms, but people did that already with some Dune grids
for sure.
But there is no example and will require some work from your side.
Hi Georg,
not sure about your problem. Have you reconfigured and re-build dune-istl?
In any case, try the ISTL tests using UMFPack. If they fail, it is not a
DuMuX issue. What about the DuMuX test cases using UMFPack?
Bye
Christoph
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Dear DuMuX users,
I just removed the support for Autotools. Please use CMake, especially
when you are using Dune master (will be 2.4). If you hesitate to use
CMake, stay with revision 14916.
I will clean up dumux-lecture in the near future, dumux-devel will
remain untouched for the time being.
Hi Georg,
I switched to UMFPack, it is better* and also a direct solver. Pardiso
could be used, but you need a license.
Have a look at at one of our Stokes examples how to use UMFPack.
* Faster, terminates more reliably with singular matrices and
subjectively converges better.
Bye
Christoph
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Dear Hai,
have a look at the addOutputVtkFields method in the models.
There you
have access to the time manager and the current solution.
Iterating
over the grid might cost you a bit of performance.
Bye
Christoph
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meilleurs amis
sont
Hi Georg,
can you provide the code where you set the boundary condition type?
Bye
Christoph
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at least some idea of what the underlying hardware is like. Otherwise
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Dear DuMuX users,
we want to tighten the supported compiler versions for the next DuMuX
release 2.8. We aim for GCC 4.7+ and Clang 3.3+.
Is there any reason to changes the supported compiler version?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Bye
Christoph
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People who are more than casually
Hi Jahnes,
please do not write emails to dumux-owners, only use the mailing list.
There is a parameter, that can be set to write only every n-th time
step, but I cannot find it in the parameter list
http://www.dumux.org/doxygen-stable/html-2.6/a01137.php
What's wrong with setoutputinterval(nth)?
audience, email
them to us; we will address these topics.
All information can be found at
http://www.dumux.org/dumuxusermeeting2015.php
If you have questions, don't hesitate to contact us.
Best wishes,
Bernd Flemisch and Christoph Grüninger
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Hi JF,
to use dumux-lecture, you don't have to install it. Usually I just put
it in a directory, next to the Dune modules and DuMuX. Then run
dunecontrol and you are done.
dune-howto has been updated regularly, so you can use it. Other guides
for installation can be found at:
- DuMuX handbook
-
Hello Hai,
what do you mean by weak and strong convergence rate?
A student of my checked the L2 error for refined grids and time steps
with the Richards equation and the FV method. We got the expected first
order convergence.
You can find the detail in his Bachelor's thesis, but it is German
Hi Mladen,
thank you for your hint and the patch, you are right. I committed your
changes and backported them to the 2.6 release branch.
Bye
Christoph
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design of its command-line interface. -- Tom Tromey, FOSDEM 2014
Hi Markus,
It is patch r13248 in
svn://svn.iws.uni-stuttgart.de/DUMUX/dumux/branches/strip-pdelab .
Together with r13246 out-of-source builds work. I still get build
errore but theses seem to be compiler related.
I suggest to include this patch when you'll merge your branch.
Thanks again
Hi Markus,
aah out of source builds. I was wondering what you do so special to
trigger this problem. As we have Ubuntu users which should test the
Debian specific stuff, I ran out of ideas.
Your patch will make the Makefile.am's even less readable, but as most
DuMuX users copymodify these files,
Hi,
quoting the last two lines:
--- Failed to build dune-multidomaingrid ---
Terminating dunecontrol due to previous errors!
Why do you need multidomaingrid? If you have no answer to that, remove
it and try again.
If you need it, try to fix it, it seems to be broken. Usually the
missing file
Hi 吴昊,
last time, multidomaingrid was definitively the problem. This time
dumux.lecture has the same problem. I don't know how you get the module,
but it is outdated.
lecture/mm/Makefile.am:2: warning: whitespace following trailing backslash
I fixed that back in 2013 (revision 11944,
Hi 吴昊,
the PaxHeader stuff can be related to encodings and
decompression
with tar, see
http://www.gnu.org/software/tar/manual/html_section/Portability.html
Try to decompress the dune modules without encoding struggles.
Bye
Christoph
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rechnest.
Hi Mojdeh,
I tried to reproduce your problem, but I could not apply
your patches, neither to DuMuX trunk nor to release 2.5.
What version do you use? Would you mind to use Dune 2.3
and DuMux 2.5?
Your changes looks ok, but I am wondering why you include
the hassle with the inlet / boundary ids.
Hi Markus!
thanks for the patch.
Thanks for your feedback. Was this the only problem with
GCC 4.6? If yes, then I'll apply my patch.
I guess it works with GNU make (gmake) and you have maybe
some other make flavor?
I do have gnumake:
No good ideas left. Can you send my your Makefile by
Hi Mojdeh,
all looks fine, at least no obvious mistake. Maybe the change
from a one-dimensional grid to a two-dimensional went wrong.
Can you send the complete error message from your compiler or
the output from the program?
Bye
Christoph
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Hi Georg,
as far as I know, you can not get the eigenvalues out of the box.
Dune-ISTL has some eigenvalue computation support.
I'd advice you to hack the DuMuX assembler and print everything into a
Matlab/Octave file. Using their capabilities it's easy to obtain the
eigenvalues.
- you can get the
Hi Khaled,
please keep the emails on the mailing list. This will help future
readers and increases the number of people who can answer you.
You are right, the patch for the tutorial_coupled.cc is not provided. I
missed this fact.
I had a closer look on what you tried. I believe your problem is
Hi Khaled,
welcome to DuMuX. Have you had a look at the patches in
dumux/tutorial/solutions_coupled/
which offer you the solutions to the exercises? If the right patch does
not answer your question, please do not hesitate to ask again.
Best,
Christoph
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Hi Ali,
as I never used grid partitioning or load balancing myself, I can only
guess. My tips are:
1) are you using Metis or Parmetis to create the partitions? Maybe they
can be tweaked to generate better results.
2) I think you have to create a more coarse grid, create the partitions
and refine
Hi Ali,
as the Intel compiler is not officially supported in Dune 2.2 and I
never tried one myself, it could be possible that you have to fix some
issues yourself.
From your output I would advise you to do:
- use --enable-fieldvector-size-is-method in your configure flags. This
will reduce the
Hi Ali,
Dune 2.2.1 supports UG up to Patch8. Newer versions of UG are only
supported by dune-master (will be 2.3) or in the releases/2.2 branch
after the 2.2.1 tag.
SuperLU 4.3 is fully supported. If it is either installed or you have
set --with-superlu=superlu-path
Hi Okpu,
Dune 2.2 does not support CMake. Anywhere else like in trunk or the
2.2-cmake branches CMake support is still experimental. I guess you
checked out the 2.2-cmake branches of the other Dune modules but missed
it for dune-localfunctions.
As far as I know, the 2.2-cmake branches do not
()in main.o
ld: symbol(s) not found
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Any help please ?
2013/5/2 Christoph Grüninger christoph.gruenin...@iws.uni-stuttgart.de
mailto:christoph.gruenin...@iws.uni-stuttgart.de
Hi Errazi,
I never used Xcode myself, so I am not sure what to do. Have
Hi Errazi,
could you please stay on the list instead of writing the emails to me
directly?
Xcode is not a compiler but a development environment that can make use
of various compilers. So it is not clear enough. Unless you can name us
your compiler, we are here at a dead end.
I propose you
Hi Errazi,
you are right, that shouldn't be a problem. I just checked with
dune-localfunctions
2.2.1 tarball and it works fine for me. Try to re-download the tarball (or check
it out from SVN) and run dunecontrol again.
If nothing helps, you can exclude the folder from being configured.
- remove
Hi Errazi,
probably makegcc is a typo where you forgot a space between make and gcc?
You can also install the packages one by one, you don't need to use them
all in a single command.
Bye
Christoph
Am 30.04.2013 08:47, schrieb Errazi BEN AHMED:
Hello,
thank you for the brief explanation,
I
Hi Errazi,
your last email did not help me. Maybe you need more background to find
the problem yourself.
dunecontrol identifies dune-modules by looking for dune.module files
which are then parsed.
.Trash/dune-common-2.2.1/dune-common-2.2.1/PaxHeaders.32165/dune.module
does not contain a Module
Dear DuMuX users,
the recent changes in Dune-trunk (dune-common r7429) require to
patch DuMuX. Otherwise modules that require DuMuX cannot find
DuMuX. If you are using Dune-trunk, patch your local copy by
executing inside the dumux folder:
patch -p0 ../patches/dumux-m4.patch
After a Dune 2.3
Hi Okpu,
what's wrong with http://www.dumux.org/download.php ? Enter
your name, organization and your email address and you can
download a tarball. Alternatively you can get DuMuX via
Subversion.
Have a look into our handbook
http://www.dumux.org/documents/dumux-handbook-2.2.pdf
it helps you to
Hi Romain,
are you sure, that you use the right x-values in the method
boundaryTypes(..)? Try using the onUpperBoundary_(..) as several other
test cases use them.
You do not need to change anything in neumann(..), because in
bounadryTypes(..) you specified the injectors to be of Dirichlet
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