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{{< include python_sections/anim_sin_bis.qmd >}}
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# Adaptive mesh refinement software
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## Mesh adaptation
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Finally, given that the mesh is dynamic, the load balancing must be reviewed regularly during the calculation so that, in a parallel context, all the processes have more or less the same workload. There are two types of method: one based on the space filling curve, where you cut out chunks of the same size following this curve; the other is based on solving a diffusion equation on the workload of the processes.
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## Open source software
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| Name | Data structure | Adaptation criteria | Time scheme | Load balancing |
*samurai: create a unified framework for testing a whole range<brclass='m-0'>of mesh adaptation methods with the latest generation of numerical schemes.*
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:::{.notes}
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Here's an overview of the software we think is interesting to look at today.
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Peano and p4est don't have any adaptation or time-scheme criteria, as they are software programs specializing solely in mesh management.
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