[Carpet] Error when using moving grids

Yosef Zlochower yosef at phys.utb.edu
Wed Aug 23 21:58:58 CEST 2006


Erik Schnetter wrote:
> On Aug 23, 2006, at 14:01:36, Yosef Zlochower wrote:
> 
>> Erik Schnetter wrote:
>>
>>> On Aug 23, 2006, at 12:39:17, Yosef Zlochower wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>>   I am using CarpetRegrid2 and CarpetTracker to adjust the
>>>> grid to the position of the black holes. I get the following
>>>> error on the 512'th iteration.
>>>>
>>>> Internal error: extrapolation in time.  time=511  times=[512]
>>>>
>>>> I regrid every 256, but the black holes were essentially stationary,
>>>> so this may be the first time that carpet attempted to regrid.
>>>>
>>>> I did not use any refinement in time, and set the prolongation
>>>> order in time to zero.
>>>>
>>>> The parfile is attached.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I don't see anything suspicious in your parameter file.
>>>
>>> Can you find out where the error message is created?
>>>
>>> -erik
>>>
>>
>> Here is the full message
>>
>> WARNING level 0 in thorn CarpetLib processor 1 host node2.oscardomain
>>    (line 1680 of Cactus/configs/carpetmol/build/CarpetLib/data.cc):
>>    -> Internal error: extrapolation in time.  time=511  times=[512]
> 
> 
> That is a generic routine that checks whether time interpolation is  
> consistent.  Can you generate a backtrace to see where it is called?
> 

Here is a backtrace from s similiar run using  CarpetRegrid (rather
than CarpetRegrid2).

#1  0x0805ade2 in CCTK_Warn (level=0, line=1680,
     file=0x9311b00 
"/home/yosef/NCactus/Cactus_New/configs/carpetmol/build/CarpetLib/data.cc", 
thorn=0x9312208 "CarpetLib",
     message=0x9e9af08 "Internal error: extrapolation in time.  time=0 
  times=[1]")
     at 
/home/yosef/NCactus/Cactus_New/configs/carpetmol/build/Cactus/main/WarnLevel.c:437
#2  0x08e16206 in Check_that_the_times_are_consistent (this=0x9e9ad20,
     times=@0xbfffe2dc, time=0) at data.cc:1680
#3  0x08e15714 in interpolate_from_innerloop (this=0x9e9ad20,
     gsrcs=0xbfffe2dc, times=0x0, box=@0x0, time=1.086461845227181e-311,
     order_space=512, order_time=128) at data.cc:1760
#4  0x08dd9671 in interpolate_from (this=0x9e9ad20, state=@0xbfffe86c,
     srcs=0xbfffe5c8, times=0xbfffe5d8, box=@0x9e9e260, time=0, 
order_space=5,
     order_time=0) at gdata.cc:420
#5  0x08de5ab4 in intercat (this=0x9e9ad20, state=@0xbfffe2dc, tl1=0, 
rl1=0,
     c1=512, ml1=512, recv_listvect=512, tl2s=0x80, rl2=256, ml2=-128,
     time=2.4445391836980547e-311) at ggf.cc:510
#6  0x08de5f0c in ref_bnd_prolongate (this=0x9e6af70, 
state=@0xbfffe86c, tl=1,
     rl=1, c=0, ml=0, time=0) at ggf.cc:556
#7  0x08de28a4 in recompose_bnd_prolongate (this=0x9e9ad20, 
state=@0xbfffe2dc,
     rl=0, do_prolongate=0 '\0') at ggf.cc:273
#8  0x08dcaadf in save_memory (this=0x9e6e028, do_prolongate=1 '\001')
     at dh.cc:775
#9  0x08dcb634 in recompose (this=0x9e6e028, do_prolongate=1 '\001')
     at dh.cc:83
#10 0x08decd6a in recompose (this=0x9e6df18, exts=@0xbfffee44,
     outer_bounds=@0xbfffee54, procs=@0xbfffee64, do_prolongate=1 '\001')
     at gh.cc:75
#11 0x08d3ef3d in Carpet::Recompose (cctkGH=0x9e9ad20, m=-1073749284,
     bbsss=@0x0, obss=@0x0, pss=@0x200, do_init=0 '\0') at 
Recompose.cc:231
#12 0x08d3e166 in Carpet::Regrid (cgh=0x9e9ad20, force_recompose=220 '�,
     do_init=0 '\0') at Recompose.cc:168
#13 0x08d2c993 in Carpet::Regrid (cgh=0x9e6a988) at Evolve.cc:288
#14 0x08d2bd95 in Carpet::Evolve (fc=0x9e9ad20) at Evolve.cc:182
#15 0x08052fb2 in main (argc=2, argv=0xbffff1d4)
     at 
/home/yosef/NCactus/Cactus_New/configs/carpetmol/build/Cactus/main/flesh.cc:84


> At the moment I assume the problem could be that you specified 0th  
> order time interpolation, which uses only 1 time level, so that  
> basically everything you do would be "extrapolation".  Using 1st  order 
> interpolation may help.  However, there should not be any time  
> interpolation occurring in your setup, so there could be a bug  somewhere.
> 
> -erik
> 
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