SD Resumelem
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Purpose. NOLI
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.. csv-table::

    "NOLI (1)", "name of the ligrel associated with the resuelem."
    "NOLI (2)", "name of the option associated with the resuelem."
    "NOLI (3)", "/' MPI_COMPLET '/' MPI_INCOMPLET'"
    "NOLI (4)", "'' (unused)"


NOLI (3):


* 'MPI_INCOMPLET': the calculation has been distributed (MPI) and the object has been distributed. RESLn is not a complete step on all processors. Each processor only calculated a subset of the items.


* 'MPI_COMPLET': otherwise. That is to say, the calculation was not distributed, or else, the resuelem (MPI_INCOMPLETà its creation) was "completed" by calling the sdmpic.f utility




Purpose. DESC
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The 'DOCU' field of the object. DESC contains: 'RESL'


.. csv-table::

    "DESC (1)", "gd (quantity associated with the resuelem)"
    "DESC (2)", "nb_gr (number of GRELde. NOLI (1))"
    "DESC (2+1)", "mode_1er_gr (mode_localof the local fields of the first GREL)"
    " ... ", ""
    "DESC (2+nb_gr)", "mode_der_gr (mode_local from the latest GREL)"





Purpose. RESL
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It's a scattered collection of R (or C) vectors. Access to this collection is through the number GREL:. RESL (IGREL) → V

If ncmpelis the number of scalars representing the local field for an element in GREL,


.. csv-table::

    "V (1,... , ncmpel)", "field values on the 1st element of GREL"
    "V (ncmpel+1,... ,2*ncmpel)", "field values on the 2nd element of GREL"
    " ... ", "..."


Storage convention for symmetric elementary matrices:

.. csv-table::

    "1", "", ""
    "2", "3", ""
    "4", "5", "6"


Storage convention for non-symmetric elementary matrices:

.. csv-table::

    "1", "2", "3"
    "4", "5", "6"
    "7", "8", "9"


*Attention:*

*Because of the "distribution" of the elements (AFFE_MODELE /* * *DISTRIBUTION /* *METHODE = 'GROUP_ELEM') the objects in the collection. RESLpeuvent exist in the sense of* *JEEXINsans that you can do a* *JEVEUO (..., 'L',...) on them because they don't have a disk image. To test if these objects really exist, use the routine* *JAEXIN.*