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Bin pencils #1096

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Attempt binning pencils to enable more threaded translation without race conditions

@lkotipal lkotipal marked this pull request as ready for review February 25, 2025 22:53
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algorithms-Spatial-space-time algorithms-Spatial-space-cells

Performance results from 20s of samples/Magnetosphere3D:

control
386.83680216471356 +- 0.6757976138800245
control cells/second compared to control: 1.0
control / control: KstestResult(statistic=0.0, pvalue=1.0, statistic_location=384343.7957763672, statistic_sign=1)

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403.1496047973633 +- 1.1022723703182713
binned cells/second compared to control: 1.0421697277543511
control / binned: KstestResult(statistic=1.0, pvalue=0.0021645021645021645, statistic_location=389477.9968261719, statistic_sign=1)

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So this also has a truncated ionsosphere report (fixed elsewhere) and a non-matching grid that should be flagged RED!

Any way this can help in sorting translation summation at AMR X task interfaces to get better reproducibility/less diffs in testpackage flags?

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Not sure. The order of pencils is deterministic, no?

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