[ET Trac] [Einstein Toolkit] #1431: Issue with McLachlan and ADMBase::initial_shift
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#1431: Issue with McLachlan and ADMBase::initial_shift
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Reporter: hinder | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: EinsteinToolkit thorn | Version: development version
Resolution: | Keywords: McLachlan
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Comment (by hinder):
This can be implemented with a ParameterConditions entry in CreateThorn
(even though this is not actually a parameter, the code doesn't actually
care, and you can put *shift_state as the "parameter" and the check will
work).
We should solve the problem for shift, dtlapse and dtshift. After looking
at the code, and specifically the READS and WRITES statements in the
schedule.ccl file, I think we need to require that all three are valid, as
McLachlan reads and writes to all these variables unconditionally. I
thought that they would not always all be necessary, but it seems that at
least for now, they are. In the "rewrite" branch, I assume the gauge
conditions are or will be modular, and this will need to be changed.
{{{
parameterConditions =
{{!(Parameter["*shift_state"] == 1 &&
Parameter["*dtshift_state"] == 1 &&
Parameter["*dtlapse_state"] == 1),
"McLachlan requires the ADMBase shift, dtlapse and dtshift groups to
be initialised; set the parameters \
ADMBase::initial_shift, ADMBase::initial_dtshift and
ADMBase::initial_dtlapse to something other than \"none\""}};
}}}
Can we also remove the storage statement from ML_BSSN_Helper? Since
McLachlan is not initialising the variables, I think it shouldn't be
asking for storage. Some thorn needs to initialise it, and that thorn
will have to allocate the storage, so it shouldn't be necessary for
McLachlan to allocate storage as well.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.einsteintoolkit.org/ticket/1431#comment:2>
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