> 1) Are you sure the -vecscatter_reproduce is working, run with -
> options_left and see if
> says the option was not used.
I have harwired it into the 2.3.3-p8, following your suggestion.
> 2) did you do the -ksp_rtol 1.e-12 at the same time as the -
> vecscatter_reproduce? They
> must be do
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 5:00 PM, Matt Funk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i am trying out the MG preconditioner in PETSc and am encountering some
> issues. In fact when i use the MG preconditioner i get a segmentation
> violation. This does not happen with other preconditioners.
If you just do something lik
Hi,
i am trying out the MG preconditioner in PETSc and am encountering some
issues. In fact when i use the MG preconditioner i get a segmentation
violation. This does not happen with other preconditioners.
Running Petsc in debug mode with the -info option did not seem to produce any
useful dat
>
>
> 1) You have way too many Newton steps. Newton is quadratically
>convergent, so if
> you have 100+ steps, it means you are very very far from the
>solution when you
> begin. In this region, Newton is a really bad algorithm and can
>be very very
> sensitive to perturbations. I wo
On Mar 18, 2008, at 11:52 AM, Aldo Bonfiglioli wrote:
>> 1) Are you sure the -vecscatter_reproduce is working, run with -
>> options_left and see if
>> says the option was not used.
>
>
> I have harwired it into the 2.3.3-p8, following your suggestion.
>
>> 2) did you do the -ksp_rtol 1.e-12 at
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1) Are you sure the -vecscatter_reproduce is working, run with -
options_left and see if
says the option was not used.
2) did you do the -ksp_rtol 1.e-12 at the same time as the -
vecscatter_reproduce? They
must be done together.
3) what happens on 1 process? Does it behave exactly the same fo
To me this looks like
1) You have way too many Newton steps. Newton is quadratically
convergent, so if
you have 100+ steps, it means you are very very far from the
solution when you
begin. In this region, Newton is a really bad algorithm and can
be very very
sensitive to pertur