- Remove two unused parameters. CprEllSolvetype is never used, and CprEllMaxIter
is not used correctly as is (if used, it should change the maximum iterations of
the coarse solver, not the repeats of the preconditioner) and is better left for
JSON file customization.
- Make the default AMG setup for "cpr" (including "cpr_trueimpes" and "cpr_quasiimpes")
match the setup for "cprw". In particular, beta = 0.0 (not 1e-4) and
prolongationdamping = 1.0 (not 1.6).
- Just as we override the default maximum number of linear iterations for cpr and cprw
(unless the user actually specified on the command line) to 20 instead of 100, we
change the default reduction to be 0.005 instead of 0.01.
This commit renames the previously introduced command line option
ExtraConvergenceOutput (--extra-convergence-output) into the more
descriptive
OutputExtraConvergenceInfo (--output-extra-convergence-info)
Suggested by: [at]OPMUSER
This commit enables outputting non-linear convergence metrics, i.e.,
the MB and CNV values, per phase, for each non-linear iteration in
each timestep. If the user passes the option value "iterations" to
the --extra-convergence-output command line option, this commit will
create a new output file, CASE.INFOITER, that holds
* report step
* time step within that report step
* elapsed time
* MB and CNV values per phase
* well convergence status
for each non-linear iteration.
We use an asynchronous file writing procedure and confer ownership
of the report step's unprocessed convergence reports to this
procedure just before the end of
SimulatorFullyImplicitBlackoilEbos::runStep()
At that point, the convergence reports are about to go out of scope.
The asynchronous protocol uses a dedicated queue of output requests,
class ConvergenceReportQueue, into which the producer-i.e., member
function runStep()-inserts new convergence reports and from which
the output thread, ConvergenceOutputThread::writeASynchronous(),
retrieves those requests before writing the file data.
If there are connections of a multisegment well that are not
connected to any segment, we throw with a meaningful error message
instead of a silent segmentation fault. In that case an invalid segment index
of zero would be returned. The corresponding storage index returned by
segmentToNumberIndex ould become -1. This previously lead to segmentation
faults when using it to index a container.
Tor Harald Sandve
Atgeirr Flø Rasmussen
Tor Harald Sandve
Bård Skaflestad
Arne Morten Kvarving
Markus Blatt