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now this information is computed when needed (load balance)
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Add small documentation for the load_balance: (Vh) -> (Vh) function
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@@ -4495,6 +4495,21 @@ to different meshes.
A good example of the use of this kind of function is mass fractions.
***** ~load_balance: (Vh) -> (Vh)~
This function performs a parallel load balancing of a list of ~Vh~
variables. All the input variables must be defined on a same mesh. The
return list consists is the balance variables using the input
ordering. The new (balanced) mesh is carried out by the new variables
and can be retrieved using the ~get_mesh: Vh -> mesh~ function.
#+BEGIN_warning
Using this function in a sequential calculation has the same behavior:
the discrete functions, the mesh and its connectivity are copied. This
is intended to simplify development of large calculations on simpler
tests, and for consistency.
#+END_warning
***** Numerical methods
We describe rapidly two functions that embed numerical methods. These
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