Source code for parallel SDC theory paper

Code release for the article

@misc{caklovic2024improving,
    title = {Improving Parallelism Accross the Method for Spectral Deferred Correction},
    author = {{\v{C}}aklovi{\'c}, Gayatri and Lunet, Thibaut and G{\"o}tschel, Sebastian and Ruprecht, Daniel},
    year = {2024},
    note = {submitted to SISC},
}

Scripts are located under : pySDC/projects/parallelSDC_reloaded, see README.rst in this folder.

Contains also :

• addition of a 2D Brusselator problem (#401)
• implementation of a new datatype for DAE and multi-components mesh (#384)
• fix for the RKSweeper (#403)
• aborting step at growing residual is now optional (#405)
• improvement of the SwitchEstimator problem class (#406)

Another bugfix for "Second order SDC"

Minor edits

Bugfix for "Second order SDC"

Minor bugfixes and typo corrections, thanks @jbschroder

Second order SDC

Code release for the article

@misc{akramov2023spectral,
      title={Spectral deferred correction methods for second-order problems}, 
     author={Ikrom Akramov and Sebastian Götschel and Michael Minion and Daniel Ruprecht and Robert Speck},
     year={2023},
     eprint={2310.08352},
     archivePrefix={arXiv},
     primaryClass={math.NA}
}

Does also contain updates for the FEniCS examples.

Another preparatory release

In this release a lot of cleanup happened, including much better documentation. pySDC learned about new time-steppers and now has even more projects to play with. Thanks to @brownbaerchen, @tlunet, @lisawim, @ikrom96git.

The preparatory release

This release mainly provides changes under the hood to prepare for Version 6 of pySDC. More in the release notes.

The Documentation release

This version marks significant changes in the documentation and a few key updates in terms of functionality. See the changelog for more details! Thanks to @brownbaerchen, @tlunet, @lisawim!

The Contributors' release

This release marks quite a few changes to pySDC, from backends to frontends and the testing environment. Not all is finished, but it works reasonably stable, mostly tested and conveniently. Most notably, however, this release is the result of many contributions (see changelog).

The CI release (re-re-reloaded)

CI pipeline is faster now (~40%) using mamba on top of miniconda. DOI creation back to normal.

The CI release (re-reloaded)

Still trying to fix the DOI issue, no significant changes here.