Hello,

The old simvascular.stanford.edu server has had a major disk failure and has been shut down.

A new server has recently been set up but is not yet available for anonymous downloads.

What were you using the old server for?

Cheers,
Dave

Hi Niloofar, The 0228_H_AO_COA model has 2,491,655 elements which is a bit large but it should run on a system with 64GB of memory, it will just take a long time to finish 7690 time steps. Are you able to run other applications using mpi? It is not very common for software to crash a computer. I am ...

Hi Amit, I don't know of anyone that has created an ALE mesh with a boundary layer using SV. You might could create two meshes, one with boundary layer out and another with boundary layer in. Selecting the Convert Boundary Layer to New Domain checkbox will generate a ModelRegionID Cell array for the...

Hello, I'm not sure what might be going on here. Some of the VMR models are quite large so maybe the simulation is too much for your computer, although it seems to have a lot of memory, it does have 16 cores though they can be hyper-threading to get you 32 cores I guess. You are not running out of d...

Hi Aditya,

Yes, sorry, wrong spelling.

The HGO material model documentation does references the Gasser paper but you will need to look at the implementation details (there are two) to really understand what it does, run some tests, etc.

Dave

Hi Aditya, There is a GitHub Issue https://github.com/SimVascular/svFSI/issues/55 that seems to address decoupling. And there is code here https://github.com/SimVascular/svFSI/blob/7bdb74cdd517310d6bf32c0bb7d42072aeac8658/Code/Source/svFSI/MATMODELS.f#L363 that implements this for the HO material mo...

Hi Niloofar, However, the system get restarted every 10 (more or less) steps. I don't know what the problem is. I would really appreciate it if you could help me with it. What do you mean the system gets restarted? Do you mean the computer crashes and reboots? How many cores are you using? Which mod...

Hi Stanley, This project is missing a .svproj file. Add a .svproj file containing <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <projectDescription version="1.0"> <images folder_name="Images"> <image name="0171SC" in_project="yes" path="0171SC.vti"/> </images> <paths folder_name="Paths"/> <segmentations fo...

The error.txt file you uploaded has the following line
seems like your mesh is bad or there was a problem reading it.

Cheers,
Dave

I'm not sure how to use the Windows Registry but I see that is is mentioned in Stack Overflow as something that cause problems. I also think that there is a way to set environment variables like in Linux-like systems, you may also want to check that.

Cheers,
Dave