Jean-Noël Grad
Jean-Noël Grad
Once the migration is complete, we should no longer be dependent on Cython 0.29. This would give us the opportunity to replace it with Cython 3.0, which breaks API in...
Implementing this ticket would require rewriting the `LBwalberlaImpl` constructor. Not too hard, but there is currently no use case for this feature. We will not work on this at the...
Concerning the last point, I tried returning the histogram edges from the core observables, but I can't get the `AutoParameters` interface to work out. The WIP is in [jngrad/espresso:observable-edges](https://github.com/jngrad/espresso/tree/observable-edges). The...
@fweik I finally managed to get the core to send a vector of vectors back to Python using the recursive Variant. Let's see if I can figure out how to...
Is this fixed by #3756?
> wouldn't it be a good idea to have a global that monotonically increases with time. It may be useful also outside of the thermostat context at some point? Yes,...
Using the same global counter in all thermostats solves the correlation issue but creates new problems. Some thermostats have specific needs: DPD needs extra incrementation when a DPD particle interacts...
New attempt without the global counter in #3888.
> IIRC, the idea of the counter based RNG is that by knowing the value of the counter and two particle ids we determine one random number (in fact we...
The DPD interaction currently prevents the use of a single counter, we'll need to find a long-term solution based on e.g. uuids (see #3892). Until then, the correlation bugs can...