Adaptivity.C

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#include "Adaptivity.h"
 
#include "AuxiliarySystem.h"
#include "DisplacedProblem.h"
#include "FEProblem.h"
#include "FlagElementsThread.h"
#include "MooseMesh.h"
#include "NonlinearSystemBase.h"
#include "UpdateErrorVectorsThread.h"
 
// libMesh
#include "libmesh/equation_systems.h"
#include "libmesh/kelly_error_estimator.h"
#include "libmesh/patch_recovery_error_estimator.h"
#include "libmesh/fourth_error_estimators.h"
#include "libmesh/parallel.h"
#include "libmesh/error_vector.h"
#include "libmesh/distributed_mesh.h"
 
#ifdef LIBMESH_ENABLE_AMR
 
Adaptivity::Adaptivity(FEProblemBase & fe_problem)
  : ConsoleStreamInterface(fe_problem.getMooseApp()),
    PerfGraphInterface(fe_problem.getMooseApp().perfGraph(), "Adaptivity"),
    ParallelObject(fe_problem.getMooseApp()),
    _fe_problem(fe_problem),
    _mesh(_fe_problem.mesh()),
    _mesh_refinement_on(false),
    _initialized(false),
    _initial_steps(0),
    _steps(0),
    _print_mesh_changed(false),
    _t(_fe_problem.time()),
    _step(_fe_problem.timeStep()),
    _interval(1),
    _start_time(-std::numeric_limits<Real>::max()),
    _stop_time(std::numeric_limits<Real>::max()),
    _controls_allow_adaptivity(nullptr),
    _cycles_per_step(1),
    _use_new_system(false),
    _adaptivity_type(AdaptivityType::H),
    _max_h_level(0),
    _recompute_markers_during_cycles(false)
{
}
 
Adaptivity::~Adaptivity() {}
 
void
Adaptivity::init(const unsigned int steps,
                 const unsigned int initial_steps,
                 const AdaptivityType adaptivity_type)
{
  // Get the pointer to the DisplacedProblem, this cannot be done at construction because
  // DisplacedProblem
  // does not exist at that point.
  _displaced_problem = _fe_problem.getDisplacedProblem();
 
  _mesh_refinement = std::make_unique<libMesh::MeshRefinement>(_mesh);
  _error = std::make_unique<libMesh::ErrorVector>();
 
  EquationSystems & es = _fe_problem.es();
  es.parameters.set<bool>("adaptivity") = true;
 
  _initial_steps = initial_steps;
  _steps = steps;
 
  _adaptivity_type = adaptivity_type;
 
  _mesh_refinement_on = true;
 
  if (_adaptivity_type == AdaptivityType::P || _adaptivity_type == AdaptivityType::HP)
    _mesh.doingPRefinement(true);
 
  if (_adaptivity_type == AdaptivityType::HP)
  {
    if (_fe_problem.numSolverSystems() > 1)
      mooseError("HP adaptivity doesn't support multiple solver systems because currently only the "
                 "zeroth solver system solution is analyzed for determining whether to toggle "
                 "h-refinement flags to p-refinement flags");
 
    _sibling_coupling = std::make_unique<libMesh::SiblingCoupling>();
    _fe_problem.getSolverSystem(0).system().get_dof_map().add_algebraic_ghosting_functor(
        *_sibling_coupling);
  }
 
  _mesh_refinement->set_periodic_boundaries_ptr(
      _fe_problem.getSolverSystem(/*nl_sys=*/0).dofMap().get_periodic_boundaries());
 
  if (_displaced_problem)
  {
    EquationSystems & displaced_es = _displaced_problem->es();
    displaced_es.parameters.set<bool>("adaptivity") = true;
 
    if (!_displaced_mesh_refinement)
      _displaced_mesh_refinement =
          std::make_unique<libMesh::MeshRefinement>(_displaced_problem->mesh());
 
    // The periodic boundaries pointer allows the MeshRefinement
    // object to determine elements which are "topological" neighbors,
    // i.e. neighbors across periodic boundaries, for the purposes of
    // refinement.
    _displaced_mesh_refinement->set_periodic_boundaries_ptr(
        _fe_problem.getSolverSystem(/*nl_sys=*/0).dofMap().get_periodic_boundaries());
 
    // TODO: This is currently an empty function on the DisplacedProblem... could it be removed?
    _displaced_problem->initAdaptivity();
  }
 
  // indicate the Adaptivity system has been initialized
  _initialized = true;
}
 
void
Adaptivity::setErrorEstimator(const MooseEnum & error_estimator_name)
{
  if (error_estimator_name == "KellyErrorEstimator")
    _error_estimator = std::make_unique<libMesh::KellyErrorEstimator>();
  else if (error_estimator_name == "LaplacianErrorEstimator")
    _error_estimator = std::make_unique<libMesh::LaplacianErrorEstimator>();
  else if (error_estimator_name == "PatchRecoveryErrorEstimator")
    _error_estimator = std::make_unique<libMesh::PatchRecoveryErrorEstimator>();
  else
    mooseError(std::string("Unknown error_estimator selection: ") +
               std::string(error_estimator_name));
}
 
void
Adaptivity::setErrorNorm(libMesh::SystemNorm & sys_norm)
{
  mooseAssert(_error_estimator, "error_estimator not initialized. Did you call init_adaptivity()?");
  _error_estimator->error_norm = sys_norm;
}
 
bool
Adaptivity::adaptMesh(std::string marker_name /*=std::string()*/)
{
  TIME_SECTION("adaptMesh", 3, "Adapting Mesh");
 
  // If the marker name is supplied, use it. Otherwise, use the one in _marker_variable_name
  if (marker_name.empty())
    marker_name = _marker_variable_name;
 
  bool mesh_changed = false;
 
  // If mesh adaptivity is carried out in a distributed (scalable) way
  bool distributed_adaptivity = false;
 
  if (_use_new_system)
  {
    if (!marker_name.empty()) // Only flag if a marker variable name has been set
    {
      _mesh_refinement->clean_refinement_flags();
 
      std::vector<Number> serialized_solution;
 
      auto distributed_mesh = dynamic_cast<DistributedMesh *>(&_fe_problem.mesh().getMesh());
 
      // Element range
      std::unique_ptr<ConstElemRange> all_elems;
      // If the mesh is distributed and we do not do "gather to zero" or "allgather".
      // Then it is safe to not serialize solution.
      // Some output idiom (Exodus) will do "gather to zero". That being said,
      // if you have exodus output on, mesh adaptivty is not scalable.
      if (distributed_mesh && !distributed_mesh->is_serial_on_zero())
      {
        // We update here to make sure local solution is up-to-date
        _fe_problem.getAuxiliarySystem().update();
        distributed_adaptivity = true;
 
        // We can not assume that geometric and algebraic ghosting functors cover
        // the same set of elements/nodes. That being said, in general,
        // we would expect G(e) > A(e). Here G(e) is the set of elements reserved
        // by the geometric ghosting functors, and A(e) corresponds to
        // the one covered by the algebraic ghosting functors.
        // Therefore, we have to work only on local elements instead of
        // ghosted + local elements. The ghosted solution might not be enough
        // for ghosted+local elements. But it is always sufficient for local elements.
        // After we set markers for all local elements, we will do a global
        // communication to sync markers for ghosted elements from their owners.
        all_elems = std::make_unique<ConstElemRange>(
            _fe_problem.mesh().getMesh().active_local_elements_begin(),
            _fe_problem.mesh().getMesh().active_local_elements_end());
      }
      else // This is not scalable but it might be useful for small-size problems
      {
        _fe_problem.getAuxiliarySystem().solution().close();
        _fe_problem.getAuxiliarySystem().solution().localize(serialized_solution);
        distributed_adaptivity = false;
 
        // For a replicated mesh or a serialized distributed mesh, the solution
        // is serialized to everyone. Then we update markers for all active elements.
        // In this case, we can avoid a global communication to update mesh.
        // I do not know if it is a good idea, but it the old code behavior.
        // We might not care about much since a replicated mesh
        // or a serialized distributed mesh is not scalable anyway.
        all_elems =
            std::make_unique<ConstElemRange>(_fe_problem.mesh().getMesh().active_elements_begin(),
                                             _fe_problem.mesh().getMesh().active_elements_end());
      }
 
      FlagElementsThread fet(
          _fe_problem, serialized_solution, _max_h_level, marker_name, !distributed_adaptivity);
      Threads::parallel_reduce(*all_elems, fet);
      _fe_problem.getAuxiliarySystem().solution().close();
    }
  }
  else
  {
    if (_fe_problem.numSolverSystems() > 1)
      mooseError("The old adaptivity system based on libMesh error estimators does not currently "
                 "support multiple solver systems because we currently only use the zeroth solver "
                 "system solution for estimating errors");
 
    // Compute the error for each active element
    _error_estimator->estimate_error(_fe_problem.getSolverSystem(/*nl_sys=*/0).system(), *_error);
 
    // Flag elements to be refined and coarsened
    _mesh_refinement->flag_elements_by_error_fraction(*_error);
  }
 
  // Moving some of h flagged elements to p flagged based on the
  // local smoothness and prior h & p error estimates
  if (_adaptivity_type == AdaptivityType::HP)
  {
    _hp_coarsen_test = std::make_unique<libMesh::HPCoarsenTest>();
    _hp_coarsen_test->select_refinement(_fe_problem.getSolverSystem(/*nl_sys=*/0).system());
  }
 
  // If the DisplacedProblem is active, undisplace the DisplacedMesh
  // in preparation for refinement.  We can't safely refine the
  // DisplacedMesh directly, since the Hilbert keys computed on the
  // inconsistenly-displaced Mesh are different on different
  // processors, leading to inconsistent Hilbert keys.  We must do
  // this before the undisplaced Mesh is refined, so that the
  // element and node numbering is still consistent.
  if (_displaced_problem)
    _displaced_problem->undisplaceMesh();
 
  // If markers are added to only local elements,
  // we sync them here.
  if (distributed_adaptivity)
    _mesh_refinement->make_flags_parallel_consistent();
 
  // Sync flags from the reference mesh
  if (_displaced_problem)
    for (auto * const displaced_elem :
         _displaced_problem->mesh().getMesh().active_element_ptr_range())
    {
      const auto * const reference_elem = _fe_problem.mesh().elemPtr(displaced_elem->id());
      displaced_elem->set_refinement_flag(reference_elem->refinement_flag());
      displaced_elem->set_p_refinement_flag(reference_elem->p_refinement_flag());
    }
 
  if (_adaptivity_type == AdaptivityType::P)
    _mesh_refinement->switch_h_to_p_refinement();
 
  // Perform refinement and coarsening
  mesh_changed = _mesh_refinement->refine_and_coarsen_elements();
 
  if (_displaced_problem && mesh_changed)
  {
    if (_adaptivity_type == AdaptivityType::P)
      _displaced_mesh_refinement->switch_h_to_p_refinement();
 
#ifndef NDEBUG
    bool displaced_mesh_changed =
#endif
        _displaced_mesh_refinement->refine_and_coarsen_elements();
 
    // Since the undisplaced mesh changed, the displaced mesh better have changed!
    mooseAssert(displaced_mesh_changed, "Undisplaced mesh changed, but displaced mesh did not!");
  }
 
  if (mesh_changed && _print_mesh_changed)
  {
    _console << "\nMesh Changed:\n";
    _mesh.printInfo();
    _console << std::flush;
  }
 
  return mesh_changed;
}
 
bool
Adaptivity::initialAdaptMesh()
{
  return adaptMesh(_initial_marker_variable_name);
}
 
void
Adaptivity::uniformRefine(MooseMesh * mesh, unsigned int level /*=libMesh::invalid_uint*/)
{
  mooseAssert(mesh, "Mesh pointer must not be NULL");
 
  // NOTE: we are using a separate object here, since adaptivity may not be on, but we need to be
  // able to do refinements
  libMesh::MeshRefinement mesh_refinement(*mesh);
  if (level == libMesh::invalid_uint)
    level = mesh->uniformRefineLevel();
 
  // Skip deletion and repartition will make uniform refinements run more
  // efficiently, but at the same time, there might be extra ghosting elements.
  // The number of layers of additional ghosting elements depends on the number
  // of uniform refinement levels. This should happen only when you have a "fine enough"
  // coarse mesh and want to refine the mesh by a few levels. Otherwise, it might
  // introduce an unbalanced workload and too large ghosting domain.
  if (mesh->skipDeletionRepartitionAfterRefine())
  {
    mesh->getMesh().skip_partitioning(true);
    mesh->getMesh().allow_remote_element_removal(false);
    mesh->needsRemoteElemDeletion(false);
  }
 
  mesh_refinement.uniformly_refine(level);
}
 
void
Adaptivity::uniformRefineWithProjection()
{
  TIME_SECTION("uniformRefineWithProjection", 2, "Uniformly Refining and Reprojecting");
 
  // NOTE: we are using a separate object here, since adaptivity may not be on, but we need to be
  // able to do refinements
  libMesh::MeshRefinement mesh_refinement(_mesh);
  unsigned int level = _mesh.uniformRefineLevel();
  libMesh::MeshRefinement displaced_mesh_refinement(_displaced_problem ? _displaced_problem->mesh()
                                                                       : _mesh);
 
  // we have to go step by step so EquationSystems::reinit() won't freak out
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < level; i++)
  {
    // See comment above about why refining the displaced mesh is potentially unsafe.
    if (_displaced_problem)
      _displaced_problem->undisplaceMesh();
 
    mesh_refinement.uniformly_refine(1);
 
    if (_displaced_problem)
      displaced_mesh_refinement.uniformly_refine(1);
    _fe_problem.meshChanged(
        /*intermediate_step=*/false, /*contract_mesh=*/true, /*clean_refinement_flags=*/true);
  }
}
 
void
Adaptivity::setAdaptivityOn(bool state)
{
  // check if Adaptivity has been initialized before turning on
  if (state == true && !_initialized)
    mooseError("Mesh adaptivity system not available");
 
  _mesh_refinement_on = state;
}
 
void
Adaptivity::setTimeActive(Real start_time, Real stop_time)
{
  _start_time = start_time;
  _stop_time = stop_time;
}
 
void
Adaptivity::setAdaptivityControlFlag(const bool * adapt_control_flag)
{
  mooseAssert(adapt_control_flag, "adapt_control_flag was null");
  _controls_allow_adaptivity = adapt_control_flag;
}
 
void
Adaptivity::setUseNewSystem()
{
  _use_new_system = true;
}
 
void
Adaptivity::setMarkerVariableName(std::string marker_field)
{
  _marker_variable_name = marker_field;
}
 
void
Adaptivity::setInitialMarkerVariableName(std::string marker_field)
{
  _initial_marker_variable_name = marker_field;
}
 
libMesh::ErrorVector &
Adaptivity::getErrorVector(const std::string & indicator_field)
{
  // Insert or retrieve error vector
  auto insert_pair = moose_try_emplace(
      _indicator_field_to_error_vector, indicator_field, std::make_unique<libMesh::ErrorVector>());
  return *insert_pair.first->second;
}
 
void
Adaptivity::updateErrorVectors()
{
  TIME_SECTION("updateErrorVectors", 5, "Updating Error Vectors");
 
  // Resize all of the ErrorVectors in case the mesh has changed
  for (const auto & it : _indicator_field_to_error_vector)
  {
    libMesh::ErrorVector & vec = *(it.second);
    vec.assign(_mesh.getMesh().max_elem_id(), 0);
  }
 
  // Fill the vectors with the local contributions
  UpdateErrorVectorsThread uevt(_fe_problem, _indicator_field_to_error_vector);
  Threads::parallel_reduce(*_mesh.getActiveLocalElementRange(), uevt);
 
  // Now sum across all processors
  for (const auto & it : _indicator_field_to_error_vector)
    _fe_problem.comm().sum((std::vector<float> &)*(it.second));
}
 
bool
Adaptivity::isAdaptivityDue()
{
  bool adapt_due =
      _mesh_refinement_on && (_start_time <= _t && _t < _stop_time) && _step % _interval == 0;
  if (_controls_allow_adaptivity)
    adapt_due &= *_controls_allow_adaptivity;
  return adapt_due;
}
 
#endif // LIBMESH_ENABLE_AMR