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"Shrinking" spherical shell #6114
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The computation seem to repeatedly coarsen and refine the mesh. Can you turn off adaptive refinement to see what happens then? |
Hi Timo,
If no parameters are set, the default parameters are used (which gives a global refinement of 2 : https://youtu.be/b1IzhLPSi9w). |
You misunderstood. Please set https://aspect-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/parameters/Mesh_20refinement.html#parameter-name-time-steps-between-mesh-refinement to 0. |
Oh yes, sorry, here is the initial model with global refinement 1 and time steps between mesh refinement 0 (https://youtu.be/xMQs2K0hdZ8). |
@MFraters advised me to switch to the normal projection, I tried the normal projection instead and it seems to work https://youtu.be/PfKEuJMkuV8. The temperature also matches the initial boundary condition. I will run more tests. Thanks!. |
Hi everyone
I ran the cookbook spherical shell and enabled the free surface, the sphere starts to shrink as shown in the picture below.
The mesh seems quite unstable with 1 level of global refinement in this example, as shown in the video: https://youtu.be/P2cjp4ToBVw
This shrinking also happens for higher resolution models (~25km at the surface), but at a much slower rate ~50km over a period of 600 Myr. The mesh can be more stable by giving a constant level of refinement via the minimum and maximum refinement function over depth but the shrinking still occurs. Do you have any idea what could cause this "shrinkage" and how to fix it ?
thanks in advance !
cheers
Michael Pons
test_shrinking_example1.prm
also 2 levels of global refinement in this other example (https://youtu.be/b1IzhLPSi9w) which is equivalent to using the default parameters (for having tried).
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