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When Is Local Time Stepping Worthwhile? A Cost Analysis for Nested Adaptive Mesh Refinement
In deep hierarchies of adaptive mesh refinement, the update work that subcycling avoids is set mainly by the dimension of what is refined, not of the space. Subcycling (local time stepping) does less work than global stepping, advancing each level with the finest step, provided its extra coordinatio
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