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Imported changes from feature/gparity_HMC branch:

Added storage of final true residual in mixed-prec CG and enhanced log output
	Fixed const correctness of multi-shift constructor
	Added a mixed precision variant of the multi-shift algorithm that uses a single precision operator and applies periodic reliable update to the residual
	Added tests/solver/Test_dwf_multishift_mixedprec to test the above
	Fixed local coherence lanczos using the (large!) max approx to the chebyshev eval as the scale from which to judge the quality of convergence, resulting a test that always passes
	Added a method to local coherence lanczos class that returns the fine eval/evec pair
	Added iterative log output to power method
	Added optional disabling of the plaquette check in Nerscio to support loading old G-parity configs which have a factor of 2 error in the plaquette
	G-parity Dirac op no longer allows GPBC in the time direction; instead we toggle between periodic and antiperiodic
	Replaced thread_for G-parity 5D force insertion implementation with accelerator_for version capable of running on GPUs
	Generalized tests/lanczos/Test_dwf_lanczos to support regular DWF as well as Gparity, with the action chosen by a command line option
	Modified tests/forces/Test_dwf_gpforce,Test_gpdwf_force,Test_gpwilson_force to use GPBC a spatial direction rather than the t-direction, and antiperiodic BCs for time direction
	tests/core/Test_gparity now supports using APBC in time direction using command line toggle
This commit is contained in:
Christopher Kelly
2022-05-09 16:27:57 -04:00
parent 81fe4c937e
commit 6121397587
14 changed files with 852 additions and 93 deletions

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@ -30,6 +30,18 @@ directory
NAMESPACE_BEGIN(Grid);
/*
Policy implementation for G-parity boundary conditions
Rather than treating the gauge field as a flavored field, the Grid implementation of G-parity treats the gauge field as a regular
field with complex conjugate boundary conditions. In order to ensure the second flavor interacts with the conjugate links and the first
with the regular links we overload the functionality of doubleStore, whose purpose is to store the gauge field and the barrel-shifted gauge field
to avoid communicating links when applying the Dirac operator, such that the double-stored field contains also a flavor index which maps to
either the link or the conjugate link. This flavored field is then used by multLink to apply the correct link to a spinor.
Here the first Nd-1 directions are treated as "spatial", and a twist value of 1 indicates G-parity BCs in that direction.
mu=Nd-1 is assumed to be the time direction and a twist value of 1 indicates antiperiodic BCs
*/
template <class S, class Representation = FundamentalRepresentation, class Options=CoeffReal>
class GparityWilsonImpl : public ConjugateGaugeImpl<GaugeImplTypes<S, Representation::Dimension> > {
public:
@ -113,7 +125,7 @@ public:
|| ((distance== 1)&&(icoor[direction]==1))
|| ((distance==-1)&&(icoor[direction]==0));
permute_lane = permute_lane && SE->_around_the_world && St.parameters.twists[mmu]; //only if we are going around the world
permute_lane = permute_lane && SE->_around_the_world && St.parameters.twists[mmu] && mmu < Nd-1; //only if we are going around the world in a spatial direction
//Apply the links
int f_upper = permute_lane ? 1 : 0;
@ -139,10 +151,10 @@ public:
assert((distance == 1) || (distance == -1)); // nearest neighbour stencil hard code
assert((sl == 1) || (sl == 2));
if ( SE->_around_the_world && St.parameters.twists[mmu] ) {
//If this site is an global boundary site, perform the G-parity flavor twist
if ( mmu < Nd-1 && SE->_around_the_world && St.parameters.twists[mmu] ) {
if ( sl == 2 ) {
//Only do the twist for lanes on the edge of the physical node
ExtractBuffer<sobj> vals(Nsimd);
extract(chi,vals);
@ -197,6 +209,19 @@ public:
reg = memory;
}
//Poke 'poke_f0' onto flavor 0 and 'poke_f1' onto flavor 1 in direction mu of the doubled gauge field Uds
inline void pokeGparityDoubledGaugeField(DoubledGaugeField &Uds, const GaugeLinkField &poke_f0, const GaugeLinkField &poke_f1, const int mu){
autoView(poke_f0_v, poke_f0, CpuRead);
autoView(poke_f1_v, poke_f1, CpuRead);
autoView(Uds_v, Uds, CpuWrite);
thread_foreach(ss,poke_f0_v,{
Uds_v[ss](0)(mu) = poke_f0_v[ss]();
Uds_v[ss](1)(mu) = poke_f1_v[ss]();
});
}
inline void DoubleStore(GridBase *GaugeGrid,DoubledGaugeField &Uds,const GaugeField &Umu)
{
conformable(Uds.Grid(),GaugeGrid);
@ -207,14 +232,19 @@ public:
GaugeLinkField Uconj(GaugeGrid);
Lattice<iScalar<vInteger> > coor(GaugeGrid);
for(int mu=0;mu<Nd;mu++){
LatticeCoordinate(coor,mu);
//Here the first Nd-1 directions are treated as "spatial", and a twist value of 1 indicates G-parity BCs in that direction.
//mu=Nd-1 is assumed to be the time direction and a twist value of 1 indicates antiperiodic BCs
for(int mu=0;mu<Nd-1;mu++){
if( Params.twists[mu] ){
LatticeCoordinate(coor,mu);
}
U = PeekIndex<LorentzIndex>(Umu,mu);
Uconj = conjugate(U);
// Implement the isospin rotation sign on the boundary between f=1 and f=0
// This phase could come from a simple bc 1,1,-1,1 ..
int neglink = GaugeGrid->GlobalDimensions()[mu]-1;
if ( Params.twists[mu] ) {
@ -229,7 +259,7 @@ public:
thread_foreach(ss,U_v,{
Uds_v[ss](0)(mu) = U_v[ss]();
Uds_v[ss](1)(mu) = Uconj_v[ss]();
});
});
}
U = adj(Cshift(U ,mu,-1)); // correct except for spanning the boundary
@ -260,6 +290,38 @@ public:
});
}
}
{ //periodic / antiperiodic temporal BCs
int mu = Nd-1;
int L = GaugeGrid->GlobalDimensions()[mu];
int Lmu = L - 1;
LatticeCoordinate(coor, mu);
U = PeekIndex<LorentzIndex>(Umu, mu); //Get t-directed links
GaugeLinkField *Upoke = &U;
if(Params.twists[mu]){ //antiperiodic
Utmp = where(coor == Lmu, -U, U);
Upoke = &Utmp;
}
Uconj = conjugate(*Upoke); //second flavor interacts with conjugate links
pokeGparityDoubledGaugeField(Uds, *Upoke, Uconj, mu);
//Get the barrel-shifted field
Utmp = adj(Cshift(U, mu, -1)); //is a forward shift!
Upoke = &Utmp;
if(Params.twists[mu]){
U = where(coor == 0, -Utmp, Utmp); //boundary phase
Upoke = &U;
}
Uconj = conjugate(*Upoke);
pokeGparityDoubledGaugeField(Uds, *Upoke, Uconj, mu + 4);
}
}
inline void InsertForce4D(GaugeField &mat, FermionField &Btilde, FermionField &A, int mu) {
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inline void extractLinkField(std::vector<GaugeLinkField> &mat, DoubledGaugeField &Uds){
assert(0);
}
inline void InsertForce5D(GaugeField &mat, FermionField &Btilde, FermionField &Atilde, int mu) {
int Ls = Btilde.Grid()->_fdimensions[0];
GaugeLinkField tmp(mat.Grid());
tmp = Zero();
int Ls=Btilde.Grid()->_fdimensions[0];
{
autoView( tmp_v , tmp, CpuWrite);
autoView( Atilde_v , Atilde, CpuRead);
autoView( Btilde_v , Btilde, CpuRead);
thread_for(ss,tmp.Grid()->oSites(),{
for (int s = 0; s < Ls; s++) {
int sF = s + Ls * ss;
auto ttmp = traceIndex<SpinIndex>(outerProduct(Btilde_v[sF], Atilde_v[sF]));
tmp_v[ss]() = tmp_v[ss]() + ttmp(0, 0) + conjugate(ttmp(1, 1));
}
});
GridBase *GaugeGrid = mat.Grid();
Lattice<iScalar<vInteger> > coor(GaugeGrid);
if( Params.twists[mu] ){
LatticeCoordinate(coor,mu);
}
autoView( mat_v , mat, AcceleratorWrite);
autoView( Btilde_v , Btilde, AcceleratorRead);
autoView( Atilde_v , Atilde, AcceleratorRead);
accelerator_for(sss,mat.Grid()->oSites(), FermionField::vector_type::Nsimd(),{
int sU=sss;
typedef decltype(coalescedRead(mat_v[sU](mu)() )) ColorMatrixType;
ColorMatrixType sum;
zeroit(sum);
for(int s=0;s<Ls;s++){
int sF = s+Ls*sU;
for(int spn=0;spn<Ns;spn++){ //sum over spin
//Flavor 0
auto bb = coalescedRead(Btilde_v[sF](0)(spn) ); //color vector
auto aa = coalescedRead(Atilde_v[sF](0)(spn) );
sum = sum + outerProduct(bb,aa);
//Flavor 1
bb = coalescedRead(Btilde_v[sF](1)(spn) );
aa = coalescedRead(Atilde_v[sF](1)(spn) );
sum = sum + conjugate(outerProduct(bb,aa));
}
}
coalescedWrite(mat_v[sU](mu)(), sum);
});
}
PokeIndex<LorentzIndex>(mat, tmp, mu);
return;
}
};