Add TS example ex51#231
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Thanks a lot, this is a great addition! Is it not possible to represent dense arrays in a sparse format? Or is that slow? |
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I would have expected to get massive performance problems when trying to represent a dense |
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Could you maybe enable only squash-merge to avoid cluttering the history of the main branch? |
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If you tell me how to do that, sure |
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Go to the settings of this repo (likely https://github.com/JuliaParallel/PETSc.jl/settings) and disable the options "Allow merge commits" and "Allow rebase merging" (or give me admin rights so that I can do that). |
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thanks - done. |
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I wanted to use some time-stepping methods from PETSc.jl since we were asked to use a high-order Gauss method for a paper revision. It turned out that PETSc implements them but only supports sparse Jacobians, while we need a dense Jacobian. Thus, I cannot use PETSc.jl 😢
Nevertheless, I had some code setting up an additional example. Thus, I thought it would be nice to share this in PETSc.jl.
Disclaimer: I used Codex to help me to write some code. I reviewed the code and updated it in several places.