Changes between Version 300 and Version 301 of doc/app/errmsg


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Jun 6, 2017 3:34:55 PM (8 years ago)
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Giersch
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    4141||[=#PA0016 PA0016]   ||unknown solver for perturbation pressure: psolver = "..."   ||See parameter [../inipar#psolver psolver] for allowed values, and correct your parameter file. ||
    4242||[=#PA0017 PA0017]   ||Vertical grid stretching is not allowed together with particle advection.  || With the currently implemented spatial interpolation of flow quantities on the respective particle positions, a constant vertical grid spacing must be used. ||
    43 ||[=#PA0018 PA0018]   ||ros_count > 5 in Rosenbrock method  || The Rosenbrock method is used if curvature and solution effects are included in the calculation of cloud droplet growth due to condensation (see [../inipar#curvature_solution_effects curvature_solution effects]). This algorithm may lead to unreasonable results, if the external conditions, especially the supersaturation, significantly changes between two PALM time steps. In that case, the algorithm will be carried out again with a smaller internal time step. The limits, which decide weather a result is reasonable or not, are only tested for a certain range of relative humidities and cloud droplet sizes. If this error appears, the result after 5 recalculations of the Rosenbrock algorithm is still regarded as unreasonable. Thus the limiting values may not be suitable for the current conditions and need to be adjusted in PALM's source code (see file [source:palm/trunk/SOURCE/lpm_droplet_condensation.f90 lpm_doplet_condensation.f90] in the repository). ||
     43||[=#PA0018 PA0018]   ||ros_count > 5 in Rosenbrock method  || The Rosenbrock method is used if curvature and solution effects are included in the calculation of cloud droplet growth due to condensation (see [../parpar#curvature_solution_effects curvature_solution_effects]). This algorithm may lead to unreasonable results, if the external conditions, especially the supersaturation, significantly changes between two PALM time steps. In that case, the algorithm will be carried out again with a smaller internal time step. The limits, which decide weather a result is reasonable or not, are only tested for a certain range of relative humidities and cloud droplet sizes. If this error appears, the result after 5 recalculations of the Rosenbrock algorithm is still regarded as unreasonable. Thus the limiting values may not be suitable for the current conditions and need to be adjusted in PALM's source code (see file [source:palm/trunk/SOURCE/lpm_droplet_condensation.f90 lpm_doplet_condensation.f90] in the repository). ||
    4444||[=#PA0019 PA0019]   ||   ||message number is unused ||
    4545||[=#PA0020 PA0020]   ||unknown multigrid cycle: cycle_mg = "..."   ||See parameter [../inipar#cycle_mg cycle_mg] for allowed values, and appropriately correct your parameter file. ||