AugmentSparsityOnInterface.C

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// App includes
#include "AugmentSparsityOnInterface.h"
#include "Executioner.h"
#include "FEProblemBase.h"
#include "MooseApp.h"
 
// libMesh includes
#include "libmesh/elem.h"
#include "libmesh/mesh_base.h"
#include "libmesh/boundary_info.h"
 
registerMooseObject("MooseApp", AugmentSparsityOnInterface);
 
using namespace libMesh;
 
InputParameters
AugmentSparsityOnInterface::validParams()
{
  InputParameters params = RelationshipManager::validParams();
  params.addRequiredParam<BoundaryName>("primary_boundary",
                                        "The name of the primary boundary sideset.");
  params.addRequiredParam<BoundaryName>("secondary_boundary",
                                        "The name of the secondary boundary sideset.");
  params.addRequiredParam<SubdomainName>("primary_subdomain",
                                         "The name of the primary lower dimensional subdomain.");
  params.addRequiredParam<SubdomainName>("secondary_subdomain",
                                         "The name of the secondary lower dimensional subdomain.");
  params.addParam<bool>(
      "ghost_point_neighbors",
      false,
      "Whether we should ghost point neighbors of secondary lower-dimensional elements and "
      "also their mortar interface couples for applications such as mortar nodal auxiliary "
      "kernels.");
  params.addParam<bool>(
      "ghost_higher_d_neighbors",
      false,
      "Whether we should ghost higher-dimensional neighbors. This is necessary when we are doing "
      "second order mortar with finite volume primal variables, because in order for the method to "
      "be second order we must use cell gradients, which couples in the neighbor cells.");
 
  // We want to wait until our mortar mesh has been built before trying to delete remote elements.
  // And our mortar mesh cannot be built until the entire mesh has been generated. By setting this
  // parameter to false we will make sure that any prepare_for_use calls during the mesh generation
  // phase will not delete remote elements *and* we will set a flag on the moose mesh saying that we
  // need to delete remote elements after the addition of late geometric ghosting functors
  // (including this ghosting functor)
  params.set<bool>("attach_geometric_early") = false;
  return params;
}
 
AugmentSparsityOnInterface::AugmentSparsityOnInterface(const InputParameters & params)
  : RelationshipManager(params),
    _primary_boundary_name(getParam<BoundaryName>("primary_boundary")),
    _secondary_boundary_name(getParam<BoundaryName>("secondary_boundary")),
    _primary_subdomain_name(getParam<SubdomainName>("primary_subdomain")),
    _secondary_subdomain_name(getParam<SubdomainName>("secondary_subdomain")),
    _is_coupling_functor(isType(Moose::RelationshipManagerType::COUPLING)),
    _ghost_point_neighbors(getParam<bool>("ghost_point_neighbors")),
    _ghost_higher_d_neighbors(getParam<bool>("ghost_higher_d_neighbors"))
{
}
 
AugmentSparsityOnInterface::AugmentSparsityOnInterface(const AugmentSparsityOnInterface & other)
  : RelationshipManager(other),
    _primary_boundary_name(other._primary_boundary_name),
    _secondary_boundary_name(other._secondary_boundary_name),
    _primary_subdomain_name(other._primary_subdomain_name),
    _secondary_subdomain_name(other._secondary_subdomain_name),
    _is_coupling_functor(other._is_coupling_functor),
    _ghost_point_neighbors(other._ghost_point_neighbors),
    _ghost_higher_d_neighbors(other._ghost_higher_d_neighbors)
{
}
 
void
AugmentSparsityOnInterface::internalInitWithMesh(const MeshBase &)
{
}
 
std::string
AugmentSparsityOnInterface::getInfo() const
{
  std::ostringstream oss;
  oss << "AugmentSparsityOnInterface";
  return oss.str();
}
 
void
AugmentSparsityOnInterface::ghostMortarInterfaceCouplings(
    const processor_id_type p,
    const Elem * const elem,
    map_type & coupled_elements,
    const AutomaticMortarGeneration & amg) const
{
  // Look up elem in the mortar_interface_coupling data structure.
  const auto & mic = amg.mortarInterfaceCoupling();
  auto find_it = mic.find(elem->id());
  if (find_it == mic.end())
    return;
 
  const auto & coupled_set = find_it->second;
 
  for (const auto coupled_elem_id : coupled_set)
  {
    const Elem * coupled_elem = _mesh->elem_ptr(coupled_elem_id);
    mooseAssert(coupled_elem,
                "The coupled element with id " << coupled_elem_id << " doesn't exist!");
 
    if (coupled_elem->processor_id() != p)
      coupled_elements.emplace(coupled_elem, _null_mat);
  }
}
 
void
AugmentSparsityOnInterface::ghostLowerDSecondaryElemPointNeighbors(
    const processor_id_type p,
    const Elem * const query_elem,
    map_type & coupled_elements,
    const BoundaryID secondary_boundary_id,
    const SubdomainID secondary_subdomain_id,
    const AutomaticMortarGeneration & amg) const
{
  // I hypothesize that node processor ids are tied to higher dimensional element processor
  // ids over lower dimensional element processor ids based on debugging experience.
  // Consequently we need to be checking for higher dimensional elements and whether they are
  // along our secondary boundary. From there we will query the AMG object's
  // mortar-interface-coupling container to get the secondary lower-dimensional element, and
  // then we will ghost it's point neighbors and their mortar interface couples
 
  // It's possible that one higher-dimensional element could have multiple lower-dimensional
  // elements from multiple sides. Morever, even if there is only one lower-d element per
  // higher-d element, the unordered_multimap that holds the coupling information can have
  // duplicate key-value pairs if there are multiple mortar segments per secondary face. So to
  // prevent attempting to insert into the coupled elements map multiple times with the same
  // element, we'll keep track of the elements we've handled. We're going to use a tree-based
  // set here since the number of lower-d elements handled should never exceed the number of
  // element sides (which is small)
  std::set<dof_id_type> secondary_lower_elems_handled;
  const BoundaryInfo & binfo = _mesh->get_boundary_info();
  for (auto side : query_elem->side_index_range())
  {
    if (!binfo.has_boundary_id(query_elem, side, secondary_boundary_id))
      // We're not a higher-dimensional element along the secondary face, or at least this
      // side isn't
      continue;
 
    const auto & mic = amg.mortarInterfaceCoupling();
    auto find_it = mic.find(query_elem->id());
    if (find_it == mic.end())
      continue;
 
    const auto & coupled_set = find_it->second;
    for (const auto coupled_elem_id : coupled_set)
    {
      auto * const coupled_elem = _mesh->elem_ptr(coupled_elem_id);
 
      if (coupled_elem->subdomain_id() != secondary_subdomain_id)
      {
        // We support higher-d-secondary to higher-d-primary coupling now, e.g.
        // if we get here, coupled_elem is not actually a secondary lower elem; it's a
        // primary higher-d elem
        mooseAssert(coupled_elem->dim() == query_elem->dim(), "These should be matching dim");
        continue;
      }
 
      auto insert_pr = secondary_lower_elems_handled.insert(coupled_elem_id);
 
      // If insertion didn't happen, then we've already handled this element
      if (!insert_pr.second)
        continue;
 
      // We've already ghosted the secondary lower-d element itself if it needed to be
      // outside of the _ghost_point_neighbors logic. But now we must make sure to ghost the
      // point neighbors of the secondary lower-d element and their mortar interface
      // couplings
      std::set<const Elem *> secondary_lower_elem_point_neighbors;
      coupled_elem->find_point_neighbors(secondary_lower_elem_point_neighbors);
 
      for (const Elem * const neigh : secondary_lower_elem_point_neighbors)
      {
        if (neigh->processor_id() != p)
          coupled_elements.emplace(neigh, _null_mat);
 
        ghostMortarInterfaceCouplings(p, neigh, coupled_elements, amg);
      }
    } // end iteration over mortar interface couplings
 
    // We actually should have added all the lower-dimensional elements associated with the
    // higher-dimensional element, so we can stop iterating over sides
    return;
 
  } // end for side_index_range
}
 
void
AugmentSparsityOnInterface::ghostHigherDNeighbors(const processor_id_type p,
                                                  const Elem * const query_elem,
                                                  map_type & coupled_elements,
                                                  const BoundaryID secondary_boundary_id,
                                                  const SubdomainID secondary_subdomain_id,
                                                  const AutomaticMortarGeneration & amg) const
{
  // The coupling is this for second order FV: secondary lower dimensional elem dofs will depend on
  // higher-d secondary elem neighbor primal dofs and higher-d primary elem neighbor primal dofs.
  // Higher dimensional primal dofs only depend on the secondary lower dimensional LM dofs for the
  // current FV gap heat transfer use cases
 
  if (query_elem->subdomain_id() != secondary_subdomain_id)
    return;
 
  const BoundaryInfo & binfo = _mesh->get_boundary_info();
  const auto which_side = query_elem->interior_parent()->which_side_am_i(query_elem);
  if (!binfo.has_boundary_id(query_elem->interior_parent(), which_side, secondary_boundary_id))
    return;
 
  const auto & mic = amg.mortarInterfaceCoupling();
  auto find_it = mic.find(query_elem->id());
  if (find_it == mic.end())
    // Perhaps no projection onto primary
    return;
 
  const auto & lower_d_coupled_set = find_it->second;
  for (const auto coupled_elem_id : lower_d_coupled_set)
  {
    auto * const coupled_elem = _mesh->elem_ptr(coupled_elem_id);
    if (coupled_elem->dim() == query_elem->dim())
      // lower-d-elem
      continue;
 
    std::vector<const Elem *> active_neighbors;
 
    for (auto s : coupled_elem->side_index_range())
    {
      const Elem * const neigh = coupled_elem->neighbor_ptr(s);
 
      if (!neigh || neigh == remote_elem)
        continue;
 
      // With any kind of neighbor, we need to couple to all the
      // active descendants on our side.
      neigh->active_family_tree_by_neighbor(active_neighbors, coupled_elem);
 
      for (const auto & neighbor : active_neighbors)
        if (neighbor->processor_id() != p)
        {
          mooseAssert(
              neighbor->subdomain_id() != secondary_subdomain_id,
              "Ensure that we aren't missing potential erasures from the secondary-to-msms map");
          coupled_elements.emplace(neighbor, _null_mat);
        }
    }
  }
}
 
void
AugmentSparsityOnInterface::operator()(const MeshBase::const_element_iterator & range_begin,
                                       const MeshBase::const_element_iterator & range_end,
                                       const processor_id_type p,
                                       map_type & coupled_elements)
{
  // We ask the user to pass boundary names instead of ids to our constraint object.  However, We
  // are unable to get the boundary ids from boundary names until we've attached the MeshBase object
  // to the MooseMesh
  const bool generating_mesh = !_moose_mesh->getMeshPtr();
  const auto primary_boundary_id = generating_mesh
                                       ? Moose::INVALID_BOUNDARY_ID
                                       : _moose_mesh->getBoundaryID(_primary_boundary_name);
  const auto secondary_boundary_id = generating_mesh
                                         ? Moose::INVALID_BOUNDARY_ID
                                         : _moose_mesh->getBoundaryID(_secondary_boundary_name);
  const auto primary_subdomain_id = generating_mesh
                                        ? Moose::INVALID_BLOCK_ID
                                        : _moose_mesh->getSubdomainID(_primary_subdomain_name);
  const auto secondary_subdomain_id = generating_mesh
                                          ? Moose::INVALID_BLOCK_ID
                                          : _moose_mesh->getSubdomainID(_secondary_subdomain_name);
 
  const AutomaticMortarGeneration * const amg =
      _app.getExecutioner() ? &_app.getExecutioner()->feProblem().getMortarInterface(
                                  std::make_pair(primary_boundary_id, secondary_boundary_id),
                                  std::make_pair(primary_subdomain_id, secondary_subdomain_id),
                                  _use_displaced_mesh)
                            : nullptr;
 
  // If we're on a dynamic mesh or we have not yet constructed the mortar mesh, we need to ghost the
  // entire interface because we don't know a priori what elements will project onto what. We *do
  // not* add the whole interface if we are a coupling functor because it is very expensive. This is
  // because when building the sparsity pattern, we call through to the ghosting functors with one
  // element at a time (and then below we do a loop over all the mesh's active elements). It's
  // perhaps faster in this case to deal with mallocs coming out of MatSetValues, especially if the
  // mesh displacements are relatively small
  if ((!amg || _use_displaced_mesh) && !_is_coupling_functor)
  {
    for (const Elem * const elem : _mesh->active_element_ptr_range())
    {
      if (generating_mesh)
      {
        // We are still generating the mesh, so it's possible we don't even have the right boundary
        // ids created yet! So we actually ghost all boundary elements and all lower dimensional
        // elements who have parents on a boundary
        if (elem->on_boundary())
          coupled_elements.insert(std::make_pair(elem, _null_mat));
        else if (const Elem * const ip = elem->interior_parent())
        {
          if (ip->on_boundary())
            coupled_elements.insert(std::make_pair(elem, _null_mat));
        }
      }
      else
      {
        // We've finished generating our mesh so we can be selective and only ghost elements lying
        // in our lower-dimensional subdomains and their interior parents
 
        mooseAssert(primary_boundary_id != Moose::INVALID_BOUNDARY_ID,
                    "Primary boundary id should exist by now.");
        mooseAssert(secondary_boundary_id != Moose::INVALID_BOUNDARY_ID,
                    "Secondary boundary id should exist by now.");
        mooseAssert(primary_subdomain_id != Moose::INVALID_BLOCK_ID,
                    "Primary subdomain id should exist by now.");
        mooseAssert(secondary_subdomain_id != Moose::INVALID_BLOCK_ID,
                    "Secondary subdomain id should exist by now.");
 
        // Higher-dimensional boundary elements
        const BoundaryInfo & binfo = _mesh->get_boundary_info();
 
        for (auto side : elem->side_index_range())
          if ((elem->processor_id() != p) &&
              (binfo.has_boundary_id(elem, side, primary_boundary_id) ||
               binfo.has_boundary_id(elem, side, secondary_boundary_id)))
            coupled_elements.insert(std::make_pair(elem, _null_mat));
 
        // Lower dimensional subdomain elements
        if ((elem->processor_id() != p) && (elem->subdomain_id() == primary_subdomain_id ||
                                            elem->subdomain_id() == secondary_subdomain_id))
        {
          coupled_elements.insert(std::make_pair(elem, _null_mat));
 
#ifndef NDEBUG
          // let's do some safety checks
          const Elem * const ip = elem->interior_parent();
          mooseAssert(ip,
                      "We should have set interior parents for all of our lower-dimensional mortar "
                      "subdomains");
          auto side = ip->which_side_am_i(elem);
          auto bnd_id = elem->subdomain_id() == primary_subdomain_id ? primary_boundary_id
                                                                     : secondary_boundary_id;
          mooseAssert(_mesh->get_boundary_info().has_boundary_id(ip, side, bnd_id),
                      "The interior parent for the lower-dimensional element does not lie on the "
                      "boundary");
#endif
        }
      }
    }
  }
  // For a static mesh (or for determining a sparsity pattern approximation on a displaced mesh) we
  // can just ghost the coupled elements determined during mortar mesh generation
  else if (amg)
  {
    for (const Elem * const elem : as_range(range_begin, range_end))
    {
      ghostMortarInterfaceCouplings(p, elem, coupled_elements, *amg);
 
      if (_ghost_point_neighbors)
        ghostLowerDSecondaryElemPointNeighbors(
            p, elem, coupled_elements, secondary_boundary_id, secondary_subdomain_id, *amg);
      if (_ghost_higher_d_neighbors)
        ghostHigherDNeighbors(
            p, elem, coupled_elements, secondary_boundary_id, secondary_subdomain_id, *amg);
    } // end for loop over input range
  } // end if amg
}
 
bool
AugmentSparsityOnInterface::operator>=(const RelationshipManager & other) const
{
  if (auto asoi = dynamic_cast<const AugmentSparsityOnInterface *>(&other))
  {
    if (_primary_boundary_name == asoi->_primary_boundary_name &&
        _secondary_boundary_name == asoi->_secondary_boundary_name &&
        _primary_subdomain_name == asoi->_primary_subdomain_name &&
        _secondary_subdomain_name == asoi->_secondary_subdomain_name &&
        _ghost_point_neighbors >= asoi->_ghost_point_neighbors &&
        _ghost_higher_d_neighbors >= asoi->_ghost_higher_d_neighbors && baseGreaterEqual(*asoi))
      return true;
  }
  return false;
}
 
std::unique_ptr<GhostingFunctor>
AugmentSparsityOnInterface::clone() const
{
  return _app.getFactory().copyConstruct(*this);
}