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Is it possible to have a different number of elements in the X direction in different layers ?
In the basic example, in the Par file
nx = 80 # number of elements along X
However, this doesn't say it is for which layer.
In the Interface file, different layers can have different number of elements in the Z direction but there is nothing specified about the X direction.
# for each layer, we give the number of spectral elements in the vertical direction
#
# layer number 1 (bottom layer)
20
# layer number 2
20
Ideally as the velocities increase with depth, it should be possible to make elements coarser in both X and Z direction to reduce computational effort.
Thanks very much for your help.
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Is it possible to have a different number of elements in the
X
direction in different layers ?In the basic example, in the Par file
nx = 80 # number of elements along X
However, this doesn't say it is for which layer.
In the Interface file, different layers can have different number of elements in the Z direction but there is nothing specified about the X direction.
Ideally as the velocities increase with depth, it should be possible to make elements coarser in both X and Z direction to reduce computational effort.
Thanks very much for your help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: