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Segmentation fault in ArnoldiSolver
3 years 14 hours ago #4088
by pbmonk
Segmentation fault in ArnoldiSolver was created by pbmonk
I am getting a segmentation fault in the ArnoldiSolver function. I am using complex valued functions in H(curl) in 2D and the problem involves a pair of spaces
fes=HCurl(mesh,order=porder,complex=True)
fes0=HCurl(mesh,order=porder,dirichlet="PEC|B",complex=True)
V=FESpace([fes0,fes])
Assembly of the matrices seems to progress with no problems.
On a coarse mesh with cubic elements (25,992 DoF) the code works well and gives expected results. But when I try to get a more accurate solution with a finer grid in the region of interest I get this:
Generate Mesh from spline geometry
Number of DoFs: 209544
About to start ArnoldiSolver
zsh: segmentation fault netgen trans.py
The code is running on a Mac Pro (using OS 12.0.1 Monterey) and I am using NGSolve-6.2.2105.
I hope someone can help me avoid this issue. Thanks in advance!
Best
Peter
fes=HCurl(mesh,order=porder,complex=True)
fes0=HCurl(mesh,order=porder,dirichlet="PEC|B",complex=True)
V=FESpace([fes0,fes])
Assembly of the matrices seems to progress with no problems.
On a coarse mesh with cubic elements (25,992 DoF) the code works well and gives expected results. But when I try to get a more accurate solution with a finer grid in the region of interest I get this:
Generate Mesh from spline geometry
Number of DoFs: 209544
About to start ArnoldiSolver
zsh: segmentation fault netgen trans.py
The code is running on a Mac Pro (using OS 12.0.1 Monterey) and I am using NGSolve-6.2.2105.
I hope someone can help me avoid this issue. Thanks in advance!
Best
Peter
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2 years 11 months ago #4089
by uzerbinati
Replied by uzerbinati on topic Segmentation fault in ArnoldiSolver
Dear Peter,
my personal experience with solving eigenvalue problem for fine mesh is that the best option is to use an outside solver such as SLEPc, this option worked very well for me.
Kind regards,
Umberto
my personal experience with solving eigenvalue problem for fine mesh is that the best option is to use an outside solver such as SLEPc, this option worked very well for me.
Kind regards,
Umberto
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