19 | | - SId: serial Id. Starts at 0 and increases by one, this numbering is independent of the mesh partitioning (hence "serial") and is the same as if there was only one cpu. |
20 | | - PId: parallel Id. Starts at 0 and increases by one but is such that we count the entities on the first partition first, then the second etc so that nodes that have a high Pid belong to a partition that has a high number. This is useful for parallel vector and matrices where we want each partition to insert values in its own memory slot. |
21 | | - LId: local Id. Starts at 0 for each partition, increases by 1, but is local to the partition. Each partition has a vertex of Lid 0, and its maximum Lid is the number of vertices in the partition -1. |
| 19 | - SId: serial Id. Starts at 0 and increases by increments of 1, this numbering is independent of the mesh partitioning (hence "serial") and is the same as if there was only one cpu. |
| 20 | - PId: parallel Id. Starts at 0 and increases by increments of 1 but is such that we count the entities of the first partition first, then the second etc so that nodes that have a high Pid belong to a partition that has a high number. This is useful for parallel vector and matrices where we want each partition to insert values in its own memory slot. |
| 21 | - LId: local Id. Starts at 0 for each partition, increases by increments of 1, but is local to the partition. Each partition has a vertex of Lid 0, and its maximum Lid is the number of vertices in the partition -1. |