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  • Committer: Simon Mouradian
  • Date: 2012-05-14 12:44:08 UTC
  • mfrom: (3520.32.263 fluidity)
  • Revision ID: mouradian@gmail.com-20120514124408-7b4c6o0ve4jtx4dj
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
 
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<!DOCTYPE testproblem SYSTEM "regressiontest.dtd">
 
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<testproblem>
 
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  <name>heat_2d_dg</name>
 
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  <owner userid="wence"/>
 
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  <tags>flml parallel</tags>
 
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  <problem_definition length="short" nprocs="1">
 
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    <command_line>mpiexec -np 16 ../../bin/fluidity -v2 -l heat.flml </command_line>
 
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    <!-- Two dimensional diffusion only problem. -->
 
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  </problem_definition>
 
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  <variables>
 
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    <variable name="tracer1_integral0" language="python">
 
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from fluidity_tools import stat_parser
 
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s = stat_parser("heat.stat")
 
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tracer1_integral0 = s["Water"]["Velocity%1"]["integral"][0]
 
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    </variable>
 
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    <variable name="tracer2_integral0" language="python">
 
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from fluidity_tools import stat_parser
 
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s = stat_parser("heat.stat")
 
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tracer2_integral0 = s["Water"]["Velocity%2"]["integral"][0]
 
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    </variable>
 
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    <variable name="tracer1_integral" language="python">
 
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from fluidity_tools import stat_parser
 
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s = stat_parser("heat.stat")
 
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tracer1_integral = s["Water"]["Velocity%1"]["integral"][-1]
 
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    </variable>
 
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    <variable name="tracer2_integral" language="python">
 
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from fluidity_tools import stat_parser
 
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s = stat_parser("heat.stat")
 
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tracer2_integral = s["Water"]["Velocity%2"]["integral"][-1]
 
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    </variable>
 
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    <variable name="tracer1_error0" language="python">
 
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from fluidity_tools import stat_parser
 
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s = stat_parser("heat.stat")
 
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tracer1_error0 = s["Water"]["VectorAbsoluteDifference%1"]["max"][0]
 
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    </variable>
 
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    <variable name="tracer1_error" language="python">
 
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from fluidity_tools import stat_parser
 
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s = stat_parser("heat.stat")
 
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tracer1_error = s["Water"]["VectorAbsoluteDifference%1"]["max"][-1]
 
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    </variable>
 
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    <variable name="tracer2_error0" language="python">
 
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from fluidity_tools import stat_parser
 
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s = stat_parser("heat.stat")
 
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tracer2_error0 = s["Water"]["VectorAbsoluteDifference%2"]["max"][0]
 
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    </variable>
 
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    <variable name="tracer2_error" language="python">
 
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from fluidity_tools import stat_parser
 
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s = stat_parser("heat.stat")
 
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tracer2_error = s["Water"]["VectorAbsoluteDifference%2"]["max"][-1]
 
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    </variable>
 
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  </variables>
 
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  <pass_tests>
 
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    <test name="tracer1 integral is 1.0" language="python">
 
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assert abs(tracer1_integral - 1.0) &lt; 1e-6
 
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    </test>
 
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    <test name="tracer2 integral is 1.0" language="python">
 
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assert abs(tracer2_integral - 1.0) &lt; 1e-6
 
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    </test>
 
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    <test name="initial tracer1 integral is 1.0" language="python">
 
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assert abs(tracer1_integral0 - 1.0) &lt; 1e-3
 
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    </test>
 
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    <test name="initial tracer2 integral is 1.0" language="python">
 
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assert abs(tracer2_integral0 - 1.0) &lt; 1e-3
 
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    </test>
 
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    <test name="initial tracer1 error is small relative to serial" language="python">
 
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assert abs(tracer1_error0 - 0.00877193063655) &lt; 1e-6
 
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    </test>
 
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    <test name="tracer1 error is small relative to serial" language="python">
 
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assert abs(tracer1_error - 0.00877192982458) &lt; 5e-9
 
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    </test>
 
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    <test name="initial tracer2 error is small relative to serial" language="python">
 
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assert abs(tracer2_error0 - 0.00877193063655) &lt; 1e-6
 
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    </test>
 
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    <test name="tracer2 error is small relative to serial" language="python">
 
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assert abs(tracer2_error - 0.00877192982458) &lt; 5e-9
 
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    </test>
 
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  </pass_tests>
 
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  <warn_tests>
 
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  </warn_tests>
 
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</testproblem>