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Dominic
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Hello,
I have an OpenFOAM case which runs perfectly fine on a single processor, yet always seems to crash at the "Solve" portion with multicore processing. I'm using my own implementation of fsiFoam, and was wondering if anyone has encountered a similar problem? Code:
for (label i=0; i<2; i++) { Foam::solve ( fvm::laplacian ( diffusivityPtr_->operator()(), cellMotionU_, "laplacian(diffusivity,cellMotionU)" ) ); } |
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own laplacian equation, parallel computing |
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