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CADET has two discretization frameworks available, Finite Volumes (FV) and Discontinuous Galerkin (DG), only one needs to be specified. Both methods approximate the same solution to the same underlying model but can differ regarding computational performance.
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Group /input/model/unit_XXX/discretization - UNIT_TYPE - GENERAL_RATE_MODEL
Determines whether analytically computed Jacobian matrix (faster) is used (value is 1) instead of Jacobians generated by algorithmic differentiation (slower, value is 0)
Determines whether analytically computed Jacobian matrix (faster) is used (value is :math:`1`) instead of Jacobians generated by algorithmic differentiation (slower, value is :math:`0`)
Specifies the DG integration method. Optional, defaults to 0: Choose 1 for exact integration (more accurate but slower), 0 for LGL quadrature (less accurate but faster, typically more performant).
DG particle (radial) polynomial degree. Optional, defaults to 3. The total number of particle (radial) discrete points is given by (``PARPOLYDEG`` + 1 ) * ``NPARCELL``.
Number of particle (radial) discretization DG cells for each particle type. For the particle discretization, it is usually most performant to fix ``NPARCELL`` = 1 and to increase the polynomial degree for more accuracy.
Specifies the DG element-spacing inside the particles for all or each particle type. Valid values are :math:`\texttt{EQUIDISTANT_PAR}`, :math:`\texttt{EQUIVOLUME_PAR}`, and :math:`\texttt{USER_DEFINED_PAR}`.
Node coordinates for the element boundaries (ignored if :math:`\texttt{PAR_DISC_TYPE} \neq\texttt{USER_DEFINED_PAR}`). The coordinates are relative and have to include the endpoints :math:`0` and :math:`1`. They are later linearly mapped to the true radial range :math:`[r_{c,j}, r_{p,j}]`. The coordinates for each particle type are appended to one long vector in type-major ordering.
CADET has two discretization frameworks available, Finite Volumes (FV) and Discontinuous Galerkin (DG), only one needs to be specified. Both methods approximate the same solution to the same underlying model but can differ regarding computational performance.
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Group /input/model/unit_XXX/discretization - UNIT_TYPE = LUMPED_RATE_MODEL_WITH_PORES
Determines whether analytically computed Jacobian matrix (faster) is used (value is 1) instead of Jacobians generated by algorithmic differentiation (slower, value is 0)
Determines whether analytically computed Jacobian matrix (faster) is used (value is :math:`1`) instead of Jacobians generated by algorithmic differentiation (slower, value is :math:`0`)
Specifies the DG integration method. Optional, defaults to 0: Choose 1 for exact integration (more accurate but slower), 0 for LGL quadrature (less accurate but faster, typically more performant).
CADET has two discretization frameworks available, Finite Volumes (FV) and Discontinuous Galerkin (DG), only one needs to be specified. Both methods approximate the same solution to the same underlying model but can differ regarding computational performance.
Specifies the DG integration method. Optional, defaults to 0: Choose 1 for exact integration (more accurate but slower), 0 for LGL quadrature (less accurate but faster, typically more performant).
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