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Subject: Re: not BOOKS, but FLOTRAN
Author: Anh Truong anh@
Date: 2001-01-31 11:07:00

Joerg,

You are a very select reader. I know my mistake, so check out the postings
with heading "Unsymmetric CG error" with related responses on the same day
(with more the day after)! I use the manuals, too, but I don't find them as
user friendly. I apologize for the misleading title.

Regards,

Anh

----- Original Message -----
To:
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 5:45 AM

> First: Please always post a new mail with apropiate subject (includiong
"FLOT").
> Don't send a followup on other topics with new questions.

> Second: There is no unsymmetric error but the solver uses an unsymmetric
> procedure. This may occur due to fluid structure interaction or other
> cases where the matcrices themselves are unsymmetric.
> The error is given plainly: The iterations didn't converge three
> times; therefore FLOTRAN stops the solution as seems to be default
behavior.
> Which solver did you select?
> I'm not sure about the CG since I would expect CR, PCCR or PGMR.

> See Flotran Analysis Guide
> Chapter 11. FLOTRAN CFD Solvers and the Matrix Equation
> 11.1. Which Solver Should You Use?

> Third: As for my experience - I'm not sure about most part of my posting.
> I just look into the manuals.

> Cheers

> Joerg

> > I got this error message when running FLOTRAN:

> > ****************ERROR****
> > Unsymmetric CG iterations did not converge three times. The run is
> > terminated.

> > Does anyone know what an unsymmetric CG error is?

> bosse@i... (privat: joerg.bosse@g...)
> J"org Bosse, Universit"at Hannover, Institut f"ur Werkstoffkunde,
> Appelstr. 11A, D-30167 Hannover; Telephon: ++49 511 762-4315,
> Fax: -5245; Web: http://www.iw.uni-hannover.de/~bosse


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