[RAMSES][Gradient utilities] Account for AMR levels between blocks in 3D gradient functions - #2095
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe gradient utilities now use AMR-aware inverse-distance weighting with ChangesGradient utility updates
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`@src/shammodels/ramses/include/shammodels/ramses/modules/SlopeLimitedGradientUtilities.hpp`:
- Around line 234-245: Extract the duplicated AMR refinement-factor logic from
get_3d_grad and the nearby gradient calculation into a shared
amr_inv_center_distance helper. Have both call sites use the helper with the
current and neighboring block identifiers, preserving the existing factors and
inverse-distance calculation; place the refinement comments in the helper and
correct their spelling there.
- Around line 297-302: Remove the unused get_avg_neigh lambda from the
surrounding function, leaving the active get_gradient_dir calls and gradient
computation unchanged.
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| auto neigh_block_id = id_b / block_size; | ||
| auto fac = 1.; | ||
| if (cell_sizes[neigh_block_id] > cell_sizes[cur_cell_block_id]) { | ||
| fac = (3. / 2.); | ||
| } | ||
| // This logic suppose that the last (4-th) cell at interface have same size with the | ||
| // other three cells. This is also consitent with 2:1 refinement. | ||
| // TODO: extended to anisotropic mesh | ||
| if (cell_sizes[neigh_block_id] < cell_sizes[cur_cell_block_id]) { | ||
| fac = (3. / 4.); | ||
| } | ||
| const auto inv_dist = 1. / (fac * cell_center_dist); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Extract the duplicated AMR inverse-distance weighting into one helper.
Lines 234-245 repeat lines 155-166 of get_3d_grad verbatim, including the refinement factors and the comment. Two copies of the same geometric rule can drift when the anisotropic-mesh TODO is addressed.
♻️ Proposed helper
inline f64 amr_inv_center_distance(const f64 *cell_sizes, u32 cur_block_id, u32 neigh_block_id) {
f64 fac = 1.;
if (cell_sizes[neigh_block_id] > cell_sizes[cur_block_id]) {
fac = (3. / 2.);
}
// This logic supposes that the last (4-th) cell at the interface has the same size as the
// other three cells. This is also consistent with 2:1 refinement.
// TODO: extend to anisotropic mesh
if (cell_sizes[neigh_block_id] < cell_sizes[cur_block_id]) {
fac = (3. / 4.);
}
return 1. / (fac * cell_sizes[cur_block_id]);
}Then both lambdas call:
- auto neigh_block_id = id_b / block_size;
- auto fac = 1.;
- if (cell_sizes[neigh_block_id] > cell_sizes[cur_cell_block_id]) {
- fac = (3. / 2.);
- }
- // This logic suppose that the last (4-th) cell at interface have same size with the
- // other three cells. This is also consitent with 2:1 refinement.
- // TODO: extended to anisotropic mesh
- if (cell_sizes[neigh_block_id] < cell_sizes[cur_cell_block_id]) {
- fac = (3. / 4.);
- }
- const auto inv_dist = 1. / (fac * cell_center_dist);
+ const auto inv_dist
+ = amr_inv_center_distance(cell_sizes, cur_cell_block_id, id_b / block_size);Note: the existing comment contains two typographical errors, suppose and consitent. Fix them in the extracted helper.
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In
`@src/shammodels/ramses/include/shammodels/ramses/modules/SlopeLimitedGradientUtilities.hpp`
around lines 234 - 245, Extract the duplicated AMR refinement-factor logic from
get_3d_grad and the nearby gradient calculation into a shared
amr_inv_center_distance helper. Have both call sites use the helper with the
current and neighboring block identifiers, preserving the existing factors and
inverse-distance calculation; place the refinement comments in the helper and
correct their spelling there.
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_xp = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_xp, Direction::xp); | ||
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_xm = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_xm, Direction::xm); | ||
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_yp = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_yp, Direction::yp); | ||
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_ym = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_ym, Direction::ym); | ||
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_zp = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_zp, Direction::zp); | ||
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_zm = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_zm, Direction::zm); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the now-unused get_avg_neigh lambda.
The new code calls only get_gradient_dir. The get_avg_neigh lambda at lines 271-295 has no remaining call site in this function. It is dead code, and -Wunused-variable or clang-tidy can flag it in CI.
🧹 Proposed removal
- auto get_avg_neigh = [&](auto &graph_links) -> shammath::ConsState<Tvec> {
- Tscal acc_rho = shambase::VectorProperties<Tscal>::get_zero();
- Tscal acc_rhoe = shambase::VectorProperties<Tscal>::get_zero();
- Tvec acc_rho_vel = shambase::VectorProperties<Tvec>::get_zero();
- u32 cnt = graph_links.for_each_object_link_cnt(cell_global_id, [&](u32 id_b) {
- acc_rho += field_access_rho(id_b);
- acc_rho_vel += field_access_rho_vel(id_b);
- acc_rhoe += field_access_rhoe(id_b);
- });
-
- shammath::ConsState<Tvec> res
- = {shambase::VectorProperties<Tscal>::get_zero(),
- shambase::VectorProperties<Tscal>::get_zero(),
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- {shambase::VectorProperties<Tscal>::get_zero(),
- shambase::VectorProperties<Tscal>::get_zero(),
- shambase::VectorProperties<Tscal>::get_zero()}};
-
- if (cnt > 0) {
- res = {acc_rho, acc_rhoe, acc_rho_vel};
- res *= (1. / cnt);
- }
-
- return res;
- };
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shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_xp = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_xp, Direction::xp);The AI summary states this helper was replaced, but it is still present in the file.
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| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_xp = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_xp, Direction::xp); | |
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_xm = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_xm, Direction::xm); | |
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_yp = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_yp, Direction::yp); | |
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_ym = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_ym, Direction::ym); | |
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_zp = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_zp, Direction::zp); | |
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_zm = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_zm, Direction::zm); | |
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_xp = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_xp, Direction::xp); | |
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_xm = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_xm, Direction::xm); | |
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_yp = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_yp, Direction::yp); | |
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_ym = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_ym, Direction::ym); | |
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_zp = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_zp, Direction::zp); | |
| shammath::ConsState<Tvec> delta_zm = get_gradient_dir(graph_iter_zm, Direction::zm); |
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In
`@src/shammodels/ramses/include/shammodels/ramses/modules/SlopeLimitedGradientUtilities.hpp`
around lines 297 - 302, Remove the unused get_avg_neigh lambda from the
surrounding function, leaving the active get_gradient_dir calls and gradient
computation unchanged.
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Modify the functions get_3d_grad(...) and get_3d_grad_cons(...).
Co-authored-by: David--Cléris Timothée timothee.davidcleris@proton.me