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Currently, only first order derivatives are provided using Forward Mode Algorithmic Differentiation.
If implemented, the efficiency for first order would be much higher and second order would be possible with reasonable effort.
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Personally, I'm in favor of continuous adjoints, but it is not clear how to do rapid-equilibrium binding.
Discrete adjoints are doable, especially if we have removed domain decomposition and switched to DG #22. For the backwards integration, we need to solve with the transposed Jacobian.
Currently, only first order derivatives are provided using Forward Mode Algorithmic Differentiation.
If implemented, the efficiency for first order would be much higher and second order would be possible with reasonable effort.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: