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September 22, 2009, 05:28 |
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ya, it's helpful, thank you, Carsten!
I found CPU caches are of great importance for the speed. Can you share about your cpu info, Carsten? Thanks a lot
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Hi, Tried your setting with 100,100,1 and deltaT 0.001, it worked. However i am looking for a longer benchmark - 1000,1000,1 in which Courant number increase seems to be causing floating point exception. Could you please advice here ? |
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