Dynamic FSI Adjoint #868
Dynamic FSI Adjoint #868
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WIP to improve adjoint accuracy for large displacements |
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| if (struct_config->GetTime_Domain() && !struct_config->GetWrt_Slice()) { |
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I clicked (kindof) randomly on this commit and saw this WRT_SLICE option which was just deprecated in #1129 ... oh and I just also just saw that you hooked it because it is otherwise unused :D I already wondered why it would mater here ... So I guess you have to go for another one if you merge develop, sorry
I am guilty of doing that as well ;)
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That's no problem at all. I just wanted to test the new velocity interface without having to recompile every time when I didn't know whether this interface would be adopted or not in the end. But this has been validated now and so I'll set up proper options when I move forward with this PR...
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This PR has changes to the primal dynamic FSI as well as the adjoints. Also, some of the changes made for the FSI adjoints no longer seem to be necessary. I'm going to close this PR and open two separate ones for the primal and adjoint with only the necessary changes. |
Proposed Changes
WIP of the extension of FSI discrete adjoint to time-domain.
This originally started with the legacy FSI drivers but is being migrated to the new multizone drivers in this draft.
Related Work
@oleburghardt mentioned unsteady adjoints to follow PR #854 for CHT which will be closely related to this
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