Tutorial 03: spatial manufactured vessel-wall coupling¶
The spatial manufactured state uses k=2*pi/L and
The nonlinear radius map is retained exactly. Since the radial profile is
piecewise, the continuous solid source is obtained from -div sigma(u*), not
from a discrete residual. The flow mass equation remains source free. The
source formulas and the native multiplier-to-pressure convention are installed
by the executable from the shared C++ analytical helper.
Tutorial 03 sets MMS case = spatial in the MetricFlowX elastodynamics tutorial subsection of its input and evaluates this time-independent exact
state through the assembled two-way residual. This is a stationary-exact
verification, not a steady-solver or spatial-convergence result. The actual
two-way IDA verification driver separately reports area, flow velocity, solid
displacement, solid H1, velocity, multiplier-metric, and constraint errors in
physical norms.
Use the configured input:
build-metric-flow-x-debug/metric_flow_x_elastodynamics_debug \
build-metric-flow-x-debug/tutorials/metric_flow_x_elastodynamics/03_spatial_mms.prm
The independent formulas and two-way residual composition are exercised with:
ctest --test-dir build-metric-flow-x-debug -V \
-R '^metric_flow_x_elastodynamics_mms_verification$'
Runtime files belong below the build-tree test-output directory.
For the opt-in stationary spatial diagnostic, run:
cd build-metric-flow-x-debug/gtests
IMMERSX_RUN_MMS_STUDIES=1 mpirun -np 2 ./metric_flow_x_elastodynamics_mms_verification_debug \
--gtest_filter=OneVesselMMSDriver.MPI_ActualFourLevelSpatialStudy
The CSV table is written below
build-metric-flow-x-debug/test_output/metric-flow-x-elastodynamics-mms/.
It is diagnostic rather than an asymptotic FE-convergence claim: the
the full-system linear solve does not complete on the finest coupled levels.
The stationary MMS uses a time-independent two-way problem.