[CIG-LONG] Behavior without initial temperature conditions?

[Walter Landry]

Brian Wilson <bjwilson83 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> Ok it appears that GALE does set the temperature to 0 if you don't
> specify an initial temperature. For some reason it wasn't doing this
> the other day but now when I run it without initial conditions it
> gives me an error in the nonNewtonian rheology because T cannot be 0.

Like I said, you should probably not depend on that.

> However, when I tried removing the Stokes equations the code simply
> crashed with a memory error, 

That should not happen.  You should be able to run the code without
Stokes.  Can you send your input file?

Cheers,
Walter Landry