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Add the gsXBraid module #652

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Adding Multi-grid Reduced in Time (MGRIT) via Xbraid.

This PR is a new version of #471 (by @mmoelle1 @roeltielen) using the updated module system.

More info on XBraid in G+Smo can be found in

Tielen, R., Möller, M., & Vuik, C. (2022). Combining p-multigrid and Multigrid Reduction in Time methods to obtain a scalable solver for Isogeometric Analysis. SN Applied Sciences, 4(6), 163.

Tielen, R. P. W. M. (2021). P-multigrid methods for Isogeometric analysis.


NEW:
Add the gsXBraid module, allowing to use Xbraid in G+Smo.

IMPROVED:

FIXED:

API:


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@hverhelst hverhelst marked this pull request as ready for review November 13, 2023 11:36
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@hverhelst hverhelst merged commit 328d46a into stable Nov 14, 2023
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@hverhelst hverhelst deleted the XBraid_new branch November 14, 2023 09:25
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