Leave a hint in step-7. #14987
Leave a hint in step-7. #14987
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I have a small suggestion.
Regarding the last comment about an solver, I wonder if we should give more explicit hints. Among the many works which have done this, one example pretty close to the step-7 tutorial program, is Figure 5 of https://doi.org/10.1137/16M110455X, including a comparison of different polynomial degrees and different kinds of solvers (matrix-free, matrix-based, continuous FEM, DG, HDG). That is my own paper, so I feel conflicted to suggest including that link (also, it is not open-access), but I think a reader might want to read what we consider state-of-the-art.
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| of unknowns by timing each refinement step (e.g., using the Timer | ||
| class), you will notice that the linear solver is not perfect -- its |
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| of unknowns by timing each refinement step (e.g., using the Timer | |
| class), you will notice that the linear solver is not perfect -- its | |
| of unknowns by timing each refinement step, | |
| you will notice that the linear solver is not perfect -- its |
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Excellent idea. I added the reference, I think it's quite useful! |
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Ping? |
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Could I interest someone to hit the button on this one? |
This has apparently been sitting in my github for a year now...