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assets/data/faq.json

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       "id": 27,
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       "url": "https://precice.discourse.group/t/restarting-coupled-fsi-simulation-with-precice/117",
       "created_at": "2019-12-06T09:10:16.329Z",
       "last_posted_at": "2024-07-03T15:56:51.883Z",
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       "excerpt": "Dear all,\nI am trying to validate my fluid and structure mesh for the FSI1 case of cylinder-flap test. As the refinement of the fluid and structure mesh increases, it is difficult for implicit FSI coupling to converge. Therefore, my idea is to use a \u2026"
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       "views": 467,
       "posts_count": 2,
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+      "excerpt": "I always hear that monolithic coupling is the only way to go, as partitioned coupling introduces error. Is this correct?"
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     {
       "id": 54,
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+      "excerpt": "Can the individual solvers run on two different platforms on two different machines in/out of a network?"
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     {
       "id": 52,
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       "views": 511,
       "posts_count": 2,
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+      "excerpt": "Which code is executing the coupling iterations given that preCICE does not really have a centralized engine to orchestrate the simulation?"
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     {
       "id": 26,
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       "views": 579,
       "posts_count": 2,
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+      "excerpt": "How do you test preCICE and its official adapters?\nCan I trust you?"
     },
     {
       "id": 50,
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+      "excerpt": "There are multiple OpenFOAM \u201cvariants\u201d, including openfoam.com, openfoam.org, and the early fork foam-extend. Which versions of them are compatible?"
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     {
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       "views": 1003,
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+      "excerpt": "Marta asked on the mailing list (March 28, 2019)\n\nI\u2019m using preCICE to couple two codes: the lattice Boltzmann code LUMIS and OpenFOAM. LUMIS has a time step 10 times smaller than OpenFOAM so during the coupling LUMIS subcycles before exchanging data\u2026"
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     {
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       "views": 810,
       "posts_count": 2,
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+      "excerpt": "My solver offers adaptive mesh refinement.\nCan I use this with preCICE?"
     },
     {
       "id": 38,
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       "views": 1116,
       "posts_count": 3,
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+      "excerpt": "A preCICE developer told me to try a \u201cPR\u201d (Pull Request). What is this and how do I try it?"
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     {
       "id": 44,
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+      "excerpt": "Alex started a good discussion on the mailing list (May 3, 2019) about best practices when writing a new adapter:\nI wanted to ask if there are some additional guidelines on how to write good adapters for preCICE. I have the feeling that I might think\u2026"
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+      "excerpt": "We had a good discussion with Satish on the mailing list about the re-partitioning process and the connection to parallel data mapping in preCICE.\nSatish asked (July 24, 2019):\n\nIt seems to me that mappings can occur in parallel in preCICE. Is that c\u2026"
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     {
       "id": 41,
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+      "excerpt": "Nikrouz asked on the mailing list (Sep 13, 2019):\n\nI am going to use OpenFoam-CalculiX for FSI simulations.\nAt this time, I am have technical question for preparing preCICE config file. The case I am going to run has very large deformations. Fortunat\u2026"
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       "id": 36,
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+      "excerpt": "The OpenFOAM adapter has the form of an OpenFOAM function object. This mechanism is commonly used only for post-processing, so a reasonable question is:\n\nDoes the OpenFOAM adapter also take care of the checkpointing? In other words, can a function ob\u2026"
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assets/data/news.json

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       "last_posted_at": "2025-10-22T10:52:31.506Z",
       "like_count": 7,
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       "description": "Dear preCICE community, Some of you are already experimenting with just\u2011in\u2011time data mapping and other features introduced in preCICE v3.2. In my recently completed thesis, Flexible mesh\u2011particle coupling with preCICE,..."
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       "last_posted_at": "2025-10-09T15:52:04.962Z",
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       "description": "Summary: With preCICE v3.3.0, we focused on improving clarity, portability, and tooling. The new release brings clearer coupling-state output and more helpful error messages. Tooling has been reworked significantly and..."
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       "last_posted_at": "2024-10-11T08:54:57.728Z",
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       "description": "Dear preCICE Community, We announced the 5th preCICE Workshop a while back, and now we are excited to announce the call for contributions! This time you have the opportunity to..."
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