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Hi Josh, Mike, the floating point exception occurs in both version - Windows and Linux - while the TQ library copes with the requested calculations and thermo-dynamic data. Not all exceptions are caught in this library. Usually, this does not make the results worse because results from such errornou...

I do not know from any problem regarding changing OS between creation and usage of GES5 files. To exclude this generally possible source of error, testing would be best. MICRESS 6.4 uses a TQ library from Thermo-Calc 2017a. As far as I know, Thermo-Calc does not break backwards compatibility since 2...

Please have also a look at your sequential TabP.
When I activated nucleation in 6.2, most of the time was spent in TQ. This is a serial part and running it in parallel will give you no benefit.
Parallel is good for diffusion, stress, etc.

Ralph

The license can be updated independent of the installation.
I guess only the license was updated.

Ralph

Don't know.
I will send you the download details for 6.4.

Ralph

Josh, reading molar volumes from database is possible with MICRESS 6.4 and above. You are using 6.2 in parallel. For the first 400 s, I see no differences between serial and parallel version. So far, so good, at least in comparing versions. Nucleation: Bernd gave me the hint that setting the number ...

Never seen something like this.

Which MICRESS version do you use?
Can you share the input files? At least with support@micress.de

Best,
Ralph

Thanks! I will forward this to Lukas.

Ralph

No, there is no general Python API for generating input available. Would be very complex to implement that, I think. Of course, we made already parameter studies by Python scripts. I prefer to use place holders in a driving file template and write a script which instances this template with a specif...

The restart file is like a snapshot of the current state of the simulation. There is no history included. It's not possible to do a restart from an intermediate time step with that file. Of course, it is possible to copy the restart file after each output with an external script (or manually). Given...