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One thing that I had to do with biharmonic was to have it write each frequency result to it's own file. I tried to use frequency_response.txt, but I'd get read/write collision errors when your solver and Ares were both trying to access it at the same time.
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This is an output file generated by dealII_3D. A separate file will be created for every frequency listed in <cmd_filename>. <freq #> will be a numeric number from 1 to N, where N is the number of frequencies to solve. For instance, for the <cmd_filename> example given above, five files will be created:
From Jason:
One thing that I had to do with biharmonic was to have it write each frequency result to it's own file. I tried to use frequency_response.txt, but I'd get read/write collision errors when your solver and Ares were both trying to access it at the same time.
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