Hi Everyone,
Upon running a nektar++ AcousticSolver job across multiple CPUS, i noticed that the outputs for each check point are partitioned into separate .fld files (each corresponds to a single node). Stored under say "problemName_100.chk" folder.
My question is how might I restart a simulation given the partitioned mesh data at each checkpoint and how to post-process the results into a single .dat file using FieldConvert.
I have only noticed the instructions for single outputs.
Is there some kind of concatenation required?