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finite-elements

The finite element method (FEM) is a numerical method for solving problems of engineering and mathematical physics. Typical problem areas of interest include structural analysis, heat transfer, fluid flow, mass transport, and electromagnetic potential.
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A point load can be mathematically represented as a distribution, e.g., a Dirac delta. It breaks the Gridap
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I don't want to consider hacks, e.g., touch the vector entry in a particular node in which you want to put the force (assuming the force is on
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PSyclone supports the two command line options --profile invokes
and --profile kernels
. I think it would be useful if these options would be replaced with generic ones that would automatically apply any PSydata-related transformations, e.g.:
--instrument profile=kernel
--instrument read-only=invokes
etc. So the existing options for profiling would be renamed
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Bug Description
In general, MOOSE allows
PostProcessors
to have the same names as the materials or variables. However,SolutionUserObject
fails to read such data from an exodus file due to the name clash. It throws in the following error which is coming from libMesh and is not directly indicative of the issue.