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- Page 3 and 4: Part IGetting Started with PETScM.
- Page 5 and 6: What is PETSc?What I Need From YouT
- Page 7 and 8: What is PETSc?How Can We Help?Provi
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- Page 11 and 12: What is PETSc?What is PETSc?A freel
- Page 13 and 14: What is PETSc?TimelineActive Develo
- Page 15 and 16: What is PETSc?What Can We Handle?PE
- Page 17 and 18: Who uses and develops PETSc?Who Use
- Page 19 and 20: How can I get PETSc?Downloading PET
- Page 21 and 22: How can I get PETSc?Unpacking PETSc
- Page 23: How do I Configure PETSc?Configurin
- Page 27 and 28: Building PETScHow do I Build PETSc?
- Page 29 and 30: Exercise 4How do I Build PETSc?Reco
- Page 31 and 32: Using MPIHow do I run an example?Th
- Page 33 and 34: How do I run an example?Alternative
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- Page 39 and 40: Part IICommon PETSc UsageM. Knepley
- Page 41 and 42: Debugging PETScInteracting with the
- Page 43 and 44: Exercise 1Debugging PETScUse the de
- Page 45 and 46: Profiling PETScUsing Stages and Eve
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- Page 49 and 50: Profiling PETScMatrix Memory Preall
- Page 51 and 52: Profiling PETScIndicating Expected
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- Page 55 and 56: Exercise 2Profiling PETScReturn to
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- Page 65 and 66: CollectivityPETSc principles and de
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- Page 69 and 70: Initial OperationsApplication Integ
- Page 71 and 72: Integration StagesInitial Operation
- Page 73 and 74: ProfilingInitial OperationsUse -log
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Vector AlgebraVector AlgebraWhat ar
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Creating a VectorVector AlgebraVec
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Vector AssemblyVector AlgebraA thre
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Vector AlgebraA Better Way to Set t
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Vector AlgebraWorking With Local Ve
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VecGetArray in F77Vector Algebra#in
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Matrix AlgebraMatrix AlgebraWhat ar
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Matrix AlgebraMatrix PolymorphismTh
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Matrix AlgebraOne Way to Set the El
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Matrix AlgebraA Better Way to Set t
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SolversAlgebraic SolvesExplicit:Fie
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Nonlinear SolversNewton MethodsAlge
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More AbstractionsHigher Level Abstr
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Part VAdvanced PETScM. Knepley (ANL
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SNES FunctionNonlinear EquationsThe
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SNES VariantsNonlinear EquationsLin
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Nonlinear EquationsSNES Example: Dr
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Nonlinear EquationsDriven Cavity Re
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What is a DA?Structured GridsDA is
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Creating a DAStructured GridsDACrea
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Structured GridsDA Global Numbering
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DA VectorsStructured GridsThe DA ob
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DA Local FunctionStructured GridsTh
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DA StencilsStructured GridsBoth the
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Structured GridsMapping Between Glo
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Structured GridsDA Example: BratuPe
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Part VIPETSc ExtensibilityM. Kneple
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Linking to PETScExtending the Build
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Extending ClassesAdding an Implemen
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Extending ClassesAdding a New Subty
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Extending ClassesAdding a New TypeS
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Extending ClassesAdding a New TypeT
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Marc Garbey’s ProblemProblem Doma
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Revision 1.1Marc Garbey’s Problem
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Revision 1.6Marc Garbey’s Problem
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Marc Garbey’s ProblemMesh Indepen
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Marc Garbey’s ProblemForcing Func
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Marc Garbey’s ProblemNeumann Solu
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Part VIIIFuture PlansM. Knepley (AN
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PETSc PartsTo make the new function
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Mesh CapabilitiesMesh2D Delaunay ge
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How does Sieve Work?MeshApplication
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How does Sieve Work?MeshApplication
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How does Sieve Work?MeshApplication
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How does Field Work?MeshApplication
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How does Field Work?MeshApplication
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How does Field Work?MeshApplication
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How does Field Work?MeshApplication
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AdvantagesMeshSieve/Field operation
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AdvantagesMeshSieve/Field operation
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AdvantagesMeshSieve/Field operation
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AdvantagesMeshSieve/Field operation
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MeshWhat is Sieve Good For?Parallel
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MeshWhat is Sieve Good For?Parallel
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MeshWhat is Sieve Good For?Parallel
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MeshWhat is Sieve Good For?Parallel
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MeshWhat is Sieve Good For?Parallel
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MeshWhat is Sieve Good For?Parallel
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IntegrationMeshTwo main integration
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IntegrationMeshTwo main integration
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IntegrationMeshTwo main integration
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Sieve and PETScMeshSieve is the uns
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Sieve and PETScMeshSieve is the uns
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Jacobian EvaluationMeshPetscScalar
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Weak Form LanguagesA Language for W
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ExamplesWeak Form LanguagesPoisson