The Initialize_Orthogonal_Multi_Mesh procedure allocates and initializes an orthogonal Multi_Mesh object. An orthogonal mesh is a structured, cartesian15.3mesh with block-shaped cells. Each cell may have a different x, y and z, but the entire mesh can be described by vectors of coordinates along the three axes. The mesh has a block-shaped domain (i.e. a right rectangular prism in 3D). In parallel, each PE also contains a block-shaped domain, but each PE may have a different-sized block. An optimum partitioning of the mesh, given these constraints, is generated by the Gen_StructureMesh_Connectivity procedure.
In addition to the mesh data set by the Initialize_Base_Multi_Mesh procedure, this procedure also sets the following orthogonal-specific mesh data:
Calling syntax:
call Initialize (Mesh, NDimensions, Coordinates_Nodes_X, Coordinates_Nodes_Y, Coordinates_Nodes_Z, Mesh_Name, status) |
Input variables:
Mesh | The Multi_Mesh object to be initialized. | ||
NDimensions | The number of dimensions for the mesh. | ||
Coordinates_Nodes_X | The X-coordinates for all of the nodes, defined on every PE. | ||
Coordinates_Nodes_Y | The Y-coordinates for all of the nodes, defined on every PE. [Optional] | ||
Coordinates_Nodes_Z | The Z-coordinates for all of the nodes, defined on every PE. [Optional] | ||
Mesh_Name | The name for this mesh. [Optional] |
Output variables:
Mesh | The Multi_Mesh object has been allocated and initialized. | ||
status | If present, the status variable is set to either 'Memory Error' or 'Success' depending on program execution. If not present, the procedure aborts if unsuccessful when the DEBUG_LEVEL is set high enough. |
Internal variables:
allocate_status | Allocation Status. | ||
consolidated_status | Consolidated Status. |
The Initialize_Orthogonal_Multi_Mesh code listing contains additional documentation.
Michael L. Hall