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Commit aa5d124c authored by Nicolas Marsic's avatar Nicolas Marsic
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updating README with new .pro control variables for LU reuse

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......@@ -28,11 +28,13 @@ cim.py and [GetDP](http://getdp.info) are exchanging the following parameters:
angularFreqRe the real part of the frequency
angularFreqIm the imaginary part of the frequency
x() the solution vector of the linear system
b() the right hand side (RHS) of the linear system
imposeRHS flag signalling if an other RHS should be imposed
doPostpro flag signalling if only a post-processing should be done
doApply flag signalling if x() should be applied to the linear system
nRHS the number of right hand side that should be considered (default: 1)
b_i()/b~{i}() the ith right hand side (RHS) of the linear system (first index is 0)
x_i()/x~{i}() the ith solution vector of the linear system (first index is 0)
doInit flag signalling if an initialisation should be done (default: 0)
doSolve flag signalling if a solve should be done for all RHS (default: 0)
doPostpro flag signalling if a post-processing should be done (default: 0)
doApply flag signalling if x() should be applied to the linear system (default: 0)
fileName name of the post-processing file
More information can be found in [bin/solver.py](bin/solver.py). Furthermore,
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......@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ class GetDPWave:
angularFreqRe -- the real part of the angular frequency to use
angularFreqIm -- the imaginary part of the angular frequency to use
nRHS -- the number of right hand side that should be considered (default: 1)
b_i / b~{i} -- the ith right hand side to use (first index is 0)
b_i / b~{i} -- the ith right hand side (RHS) to use (first index is 0)
x_i / x~{i} -- the ith solution vector computed by GetDP (first index is 0)
doInit -- should some initialization be done (default: 0)?
doSolve -- should Ax_i = b_i be solved for all i (default: 0)?
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