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Phase grad slightly wrong when run in multiple MPI jobs #38
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The normal phase grid checks don't work for a PencilArray, so disable them for now by adding an implementation that gives a warning and returns 0. Related: #38
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The normal phase grid checks don't work for a PencilArray, so disable them for now by adding an implementation that gives a warning and returns 0. Related: #38
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The normal phase grid checks don't work for a PencilArray, so disable them for now by adding an implementation that gives a warning and returns 0. Related: #38
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TODO: compute correct diff at boundaries. Related: #38
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Compute the phase difference for PecilGrids a single pencil at a time. Set the diff to 0 on boundaries. TODO: compute correct diff at boundaries. Either: - explicit internode communication of values at boundaries - align pencils with direction of diff before computing Related: #38
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Phase grad broken when run in multiple MPI jobs
Phase grad slightly wrong when run in multiple MPI jobs
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The phase gradient is not calculated on the boundary between pencils. Typically this is a very small subset of the grid, so not a problem.
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