AdjointSolve.C

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#include "AdjointSolve.h"
#include "OptimizationAppTypes.h"
 
#include "FEProblem.h"
#include "NonlinearSystemBase.h"
#include "NonlinearSystem.h"
#include "NodalBCBase.h"
#include "Executioner.h"
 
#include "libmesh/dof_map.h"
#include "libmesh/fuzzy_equals.h"
#include "libmesh/petsc_matrix.h"
#include "libmesh/petsc_vector.h"
#include "petscmat.h"
 
InputParameters
AdjointSolve::validParams()
{
  InputParameters params = emptyInputParameters();
  params.addRequiredParam<std::vector<SolverSystemName>>(
      "forward_system",
      "Name of the nonlinear system representing the forward problem. Multiple and linear solver "
      "systems are not currently supported.");
  params.addRequiredParam<NonlinearSystemName>(
      "adjoint_system", "Name of the system representing the adjoint problem.");
  return params;
}
 
AdjointSolve::AdjointSolve(Executioner & ex)
  : SolveObject(ex),
    _forward_sys_num(
        _problem.nlSysNum(getParam<std::vector<SolverSystemName>>("forward_system")[0])),
    _adjoint_sys_num(_problem.nlSysNum(getParam<NonlinearSystemName>("adjoint_system"))),
    _nl_forward(_problem.getNonlinearSystemBase(_forward_sys_num)),
    _nl_adjoint(_problem.getNonlinearSystemBase(_adjoint_sys_num))
{
  // Disallow vectors of systems
  if (getParam<std::vector<SolverSystemName>>("forward_system").size() != 1)
    paramError("forward_system",
               "Multiple nonlinear forward systems is not supported at the moment");
 
  // These should never be hit, but just in case
  if (!dynamic_cast<NonlinearSystem *>(&_nl_forward))
    paramError("forward_system", "Forward system does not appear to be a 'NonlinearSystem'.");
  if (!dynamic_cast<NonlinearSystem *>(&_nl_adjoint))
    paramError("adjoint_system", "Adjoint system does not appear to be a 'NonlinearSystem'.");
  // Adjoint system should never perform its own automatic scaling. Scaling factors from the forward
  // system are applied.
  _nl_adjoint.automaticScaling(false);
 
  // We need to force the forward system to have a scaling vector. This is
  // in case a user provides scaling for an individual variables but doesn't have any
  // AD objects.
  _nl_forward.addScalingVector();
 
  // Set the solver options for the adjoint system
  mooseAssert(_problem.numSolverSystems() > 1,
              "We should have forward and adjoint systems as evidenced by our initialization list");
  const auto prefix = _nl_adjoint.prefix();
  Moose::PetscSupport::storePetscOptions(_problem, prefix, ex);
  Moose::PetscSupport::setConvergedReasonFlags(_problem, prefix);
  // Set solver parameter prefix
  auto & solver_params = _problem.solverParams(_nl_adjoint.number());
  solver_params._prefix = prefix;
  solver_params._solver_sys_num = _nl_adjoint.number();
}
 
bool
AdjointSolve::solve()
{
  TIME_SECTION("execute", 1, "Executing adjoint problem", false);
 
  mooseAssert(!_inner_solve,
              "I don't see any code path in which this class winds up with an inner solve");
 
  // enforce PETSc options are passed to the adjoint solve as well, as set in the user file
  auto & petsc_options = _problem.getPetscOptions();
  auto & pars = _problem.solverParams(_nl_adjoint.number());
  Moose::PetscSupport::petscSetOptions(petsc_options, pars);
 
  _problem.execute(OptimizationAppTypes::EXEC_ADJOINT_TIMESTEP_BEGIN);
 
  if (!_problem.execMultiApps(OptimizationAppTypes::EXEC_ADJOINT_TIMESTEP_BEGIN))
  {
    _console << "MultiApps failed to converge on ADJOINT_TIMESTEP_BEGIN!" << std::endl;
    return false;
  }
  // Output results between the forward and adjoint solve.
  _problem.outputStep(OptimizationAppTypes::EXEC_ADJOINT_TIMESTEP_BEGIN);
 
  checkIntegrity();
 
  // Convenient references
  // Adjoint matrix, solution, and right-hand-side
  auto & matrix = cast_ref<ImplicitSystem &>(_nl_forward.system()).get_system_matrix();
  auto & solution = _nl_adjoint.solution();
  auto & rhs = _nl_adjoint.getResidualNonTimeVector();
  // Linear solver parameters
  auto & es = _problem.es();
  const auto tol = es.parameters.get<Real>("linear solver tolerance");
  const auto maxits = es.parameters.get<unsigned int>("linear solver maximum iterations");
  // Linear solver for adjoint system
  auto & solver = *cast_ref<ImplicitSystem &>(_nl_adjoint.system()).get_linear_solver();
 
  // Assemble adjoint system by evaluating the forward Jacobian, computing the adjoint
  // residual/source, and homogenizing nodal BCs
  assembleAdjointSystem(matrix, solution, rhs);
  applyNodalBCs(matrix, solution, rhs);
 
  // Solve the adjoint system
  solver.adjoint_solve(matrix, solution, rhs, tol, maxits);
 
  // For scaling of the forward problem we need to apply correction factor
  solution *= _nl_forward.getVector("scaling_factors");
 
  // Hanging-node (and other DofMap) constraints are not applied by the raw transpose solve above,
  // which leaves constrained dofs at zero, so back-substitute them here. The vector being
  // constrained belongs to the adjoint system, not the forward system that owns the matrix.
  _nl_adjoint.system().get_dof_map().enforce_constraints_exactly(_nl_adjoint.system(), &solution);
 
  _nl_adjoint.update();
  if (solver.get_converged_reason() < 0)
  {
    _console << "Adjoint solve failed to converge with reason: "
             << Utility::enum_to_string(solver.get_converged_reason()) << std::endl;
    return false;
  }
 
  _problem.execute(OptimizationAppTypes::EXEC_ADJOINT_TIMESTEP_END);
  if (!_problem.execMultiApps(OptimizationAppTypes::EXEC_ADJOINT_TIMESTEP_END))
  {
    _console << "MultiApps failed to converge on ADJOINT_TIMESTEP_END!" << std::endl;
    return false;
  }
 
  return true;
}
 
void
AdjointSolve::assembleAdjointSystem(SparseMatrix<Number> & matrix,
                                    const NumericVector<Number> & /*solution*/,
                                    NumericVector<Number> & rhs)
{
 
  _problem.computeJacobian(*_nl_forward.currentSolution(), matrix, _forward_sys_num);
 
  _problem.setCurrentNonlinearSystem(_adjoint_sys_num);
  _problem.computeResidualTag(*_nl_adjoint.currentSolution(), rhs, _nl_adjoint.nonTimeVectorTag());
  rhs.close();
  rhs.scale(-1.0);
}
 
void
AdjointSolve::applyNodalBCs(SparseMatrix<Number> & matrix,
                            const NumericVector<Number> & solution,
                            NumericVector<Number> & rhs)
{
  std::vector<dof_id_type> nbc_dofs;
  auto & nbc_warehouse = _nl_forward.getNodalBCWarehouse();
  if (nbc_warehouse.hasActiveObjects())
  {
    for (const auto & bnode : *_mesh.getBoundaryNodeRange())
    {
      BoundaryID boundary_id = bnode->_bnd_id;
      Node * node = bnode->_node;
 
      if (!nbc_warehouse.hasActiveBoundaryObjects(boundary_id) ||
          node->processor_id() != processor_id())
        continue;
 
      for (const auto & bc : nbc_warehouse.getActiveBoundaryObjects(boundary_id))
        if (bc->shouldApply())
          for (unsigned int c = 0; c < bc->variable().count(); ++c)
            nbc_dofs.push_back(node->dof_number(_forward_sys_num, bc->variable().number() + c, 0));
    }
 
    // Petsc has a nice interface for zeroing rows and columns, so we'll use it
    auto petsc_matrix = dynamic_cast<PetscMatrix<Number> *>(&matrix);
    auto petsc_solution = dynamic_cast<const PetscVector<Number> *>(&solution);
    auto petsc_rhs = dynamic_cast<PetscVector<Number> *>(&rhs);
    if (petsc_matrix && petsc_solution && petsc_rhs)
      LibmeshPetscCall(MatZeroRowsColumns(petsc_matrix->mat(),
                                          cast_int<PetscInt>(nbc_dofs.size()),
                                          libMesh::numeric_petsc_cast(nbc_dofs.data()),
                                          1.0,
                                          petsc_solution->vec(),
                                          petsc_rhs->vec()));
    else
      mooseError("Using PETSc matrices and vectors is required for applying homogenized boundary "
                 "conditions.");
  }
}
 
void
AdjointSolve::checkIntegrity()
{
  const auto adj_vars = _nl_adjoint.getVariables(0);
  for (const auto & adj_var : adj_vars)
    // If the user supplies any scaling factors for individual variables the
    // adjoint system won't be consistent.
    if (!libMesh::absolute_fuzzy_equals(adj_var->scalingFactor(), 1.0))
      mooseError(
          "User cannot supply scaling factors for adjoint variables.   Adjoint system is scaled "
          "automatically by the forward system.");
 
  // This is to prevent automatic scaling of the adjoint system. Scaling is
  // taken from the forward system
  if (_nl_adjoint.hasVector("scaling_factors"))
    _nl_adjoint.removeVector("scaling_factors");
 
  // Main thing is that the number of dofs in each system is the same
  if (_nl_forward.system().n_dofs() != _nl_adjoint.system().n_dofs())
    mooseError(
        "The forward and adjoint systems do not seem to be the same size. This could be due to (1) "
        "the number of variables added to each system is not the same, (2) variables do not have "
        "consistent family/order, (3) variables do not have the same block restriction.");
}