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/**
* @file bridging_par.hh
*
* @author Guillaume Anciaux <guillaume.anciaux@epfl.ch>
*
* @date Mon Oct 28 19:23:14 2013
*
* @brief Bridging object between atomistic and finite elements in its parallel
* version
*
* @section LICENSE
*
* Copyright INRIA and CEA
*
* The LibMultiScale is a C++ parallel framework for the multiscale
* coupling methods dedicated to material simulations. This framework
* provides an API which makes it possible to program coupled simulations
* and integration of already existing codes.
*
* This Project was initiated in a collaboration between INRIA Futurs Bordeaux
* within ScAlApplix team and CEA/DPTA Ile de France.
* The project is now continued at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
* within the LSMS/ENAC laboratory.
*
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*/
#ifndef BRIDGINGPAR_H
#define BRIDGINGPAR_H
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
#include "bridging_atomic_continuum.hh"
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
__BEGIN_LIBMULTISCALE__
/** Object that is implements a bridging zone with redistribution
facilities, such as auto detection, creation of the redistribution
objects (duodistributed vectors), and so on*/
template <typename DomainA, typename DomainC, UInt Dim>
class BridgingAtomicContinuumPar
: public virtual BridgingAtomicContinuum<DomainA, DomainC, Dim> {
public:
using ContainerPointsSubset =
typename BridgingAtomicContinuum<DomainA, DomainC,
Dim>::ContainerPointsSubset;
BridgingAtomicContinuumPar(DomainAtomicInterface &A,
DomainContinuumInterface &C, GeomID geomID);
~BridgingAtomicContinuumPar();
//! Init this object : select DOFs, associate them and compute shapematrix
void init();
//! ask to generate VTU files
void dump(const string &filename);
//! clear everything
virtual void clearAll();
protected:
//! generate the communication schemes by means of generating association,
//! smatrix, duodistributed objects.
void generateCommunicationScheme();
//! method that check coherency of DOFs redistribution based on atomic
//! positions
void CheckPositionCoherency();
//! project atomic DOFs on mesh interpolated solution
void projectAtomicDOFsOnMesh(FieldType field);
//! project atomic DOFs on mesh interpolated solution and fill the buffer for
//! later use (author:Srinivasa Babu Ramisetti)
void projectAtomicDOFsOnMesh(FieldType field, std::vector<Real> &buffer);
//! average atomic velocities per elements
void averageDOFsOnElements(std::vector<Real> &data_mesh, FieldType field);
//! Perform a leastsquare on a set of atoms returning and nodal array
void leastSquareAtomicDOFs(std::vector<Real> &data_mesh, FieldType field);
//! Perform a leastsquare on a set of atoms returning and nodal array
void leastSquareAtomicData(ContainerArray<Real> &data_mesh,
ContainerArray<Real> &data_atom);
//! function to call to synch migrated data along with atoms
void updateForMigration();
//! build atomic DOFs vector noise (u-sum_I \varphi_I u_I)
void buildAtomicDOFsNoiseVector(std::vector<Real> &v_out, FieldType field);
//! simple research of a given atom by coordinates and prUInt out ref to
//! screen
void searchAtomInLocalPool(ContainerPointsSubset &container, Real x, Real y,
Real z);
//! exchange geometries: for coarse desc of redistribution communication
//! scheme
void exchangeGeometries(Cube &c);
//! exchange atoms positions following coarse description
void exchangeAtomsBridgePositions();
//! exchange association information for full communication scheme description
DuoDistributedVector *ExchangeAssociationInformation(
std::vector<std::vector<UInt>> &unassociated_atoms);
//! exchange duplicate owners info from atomic processors to continuum ones
void exchangeRejectedContinuumOwners(
std::vector<std::vector<UInt>> &unassociated_atoms);
//! filter duplicate owners info from atomic processors
DuoDistributedVector *FilterRejectedContinuumOwners(
std::vector<std::vector<UInt>> &unassociated_atoms);
//! sends the buffer array of atomic DOFs from GROUP_FROM to GROUP_DEST
void communicateBuffer(UInt GROUP_FROM, UInt GROUP_DEST,
ContainerArray<Real> &buf);
void communicateBuffer(UInt GROUP_FROM, UInt GROUP_DEST) {
communicateBuffer(GROUP_FROM, GROUP_DEST, Parent::buffer);
}
//! internal function that synch the buffer array of atomic DOFs by sum
void synchSumBuffer(ContainerArray<Real> &buf);
void synchSumBuffer() { synchSumBuffer(Parent::buffer); }
/* --------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
// Members
/* --------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
//! group ID of the continuum side
UInt GROUP_ID_CONTINUUM;
//! group IF of the atomic side
UInt GROUP_ID_ATOMS;
//! total atoms in the bridged zone (needs a REDUCING operation to be
//! computed)
UInt total_atoms;
// UInt * whole_atoms_per_proc;
//! array that specifies what processor I should communicate with
std::vector<UInt> com_with;
//! array that specifies the number of atoms per proc
std::vector<UInt> atoms_per_proc;
};
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
template <typename DomainA, typename DomainC, UInt Dim>
BridgingAtomicContinuumPar<DomainA, DomainC, Dim>::BridgingAtomicContinuumPar(
DomainAtomicInterface &A, DomainContinuumInterface &C, GeomID geomID)
: BridgingAtomicContinuum<DomainA, DomainC, Dim>(A, C, geomID) {
total_atoms = 0;
GROUP_ID_ATOMS = A.getGroupID();
GROUP_ID_CONTINUUM = C.getGroupID();
DUMP("GROUP_ID_ATOMS is " << GROUP_ID_ATOMS, DBG_INFO_STARTUP);
DUMP("GROUP_ID_CONTINUUM is " << GROUP_ID_CONTINUUM, DBG_INFO_STARTUP);
// whole_atoms_per_proc = NULL;
};
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
template <typename DomainA, typename DomainC, UInt Dim>
BridgingAtomicContinuumPar<DomainA, DomainC,
Dim>::~BridgingAtomicContinuumPar() {
clearAll();
}
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
template <typename DomainA, typename DomainC, UInt Dim>
void BridgingAtomicContinuumPar<DomainA, DomainC, Dim>::clearAll() {
/* if (whole_atoms_per_proc) */
/* delete [] whole_atoms_per_proc; */
/* whole_atoms_per_proc = NULL; */
if (Parent::duo_vector) {
if (Communicator::getCommunicator().amIinGroup(GROUP_ID_ATOMS)) {
DUMP("detaching duo_vector", DBG_MESSAGE);
Parent::domA.getRefManager().detachObject(*Parent::duo_vector,
*this->pointList);
}
delete Parent::duo_vector;
Parent::duo_vector = NULL;
}
total_atoms = 0;
Parent::clearAll();
}
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
__END_LIBMULTISCALE__
#endif // BRIDGING

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