[FLASH-USERS] Boundary conditions of the Multigrid Solver/Gravity
Josef Stöckl
josef.stoeckl at uibk.ac.at
Wed May 14 04:25:31 EDT 2008
Hello,
I'm having a small problem with the Multigrid solver or the Gravity
Multigrid unit respectively. According to the manual, the supported
boundary conditions for the Multigrid gravity unit are "periodic,
Dirichlet, given-value, and isolated". However, when I try to use any
value other than periodic or isolated for the "grav_boundary_type", I
get the following error message:
Gravity_init: unrecognized or unsupported gravity boundary type
Looking at Gravity_init.F90 one can see that the routine only allows
isolated or periodic at the moment. So I'm wondering if the other
boundary conditions are still to be implemented or if there is any
version with those enabled available?
I also wonder, if it is possible to have independent boundary conditions
for the Hydro, Gravity and Particles units? So far I have found that the
[xyz][lr]_boundary_type controls the overall boundary conditions for the
Hydro, but the gravity part of the Hydro is controlled by
grav_boundary_type (which makes a lot of sense). In gr_hgMapBcType.F90
of the Multigrid solver however only very few of the possible
combinations of these two settings are handled. So I'm wondering, if it
would be possible to extend this to handle those settings more
independently/generally or if there were some problems arising when
adapting this routine to accept more cases?
Would it require a great change in the MG solver to e.g. combine a Hydro
"outflow" (or inflow) condition, so that material with low density and
temperature can come in and out of the computational domain, with a
gravity "periodic" condition?
Thanks in advance and best regards,
Josef
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