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Algebraic loops are currently only solved using an absolute tolerance that is also used for the integrator.
If the numerical values of the connected variables grow large enough, the absolute tolerance may become unachievable due to floating point precision and associated rounding errors, resulting in excessive effort and warning messages for non-convergence.
It would be useful to apply the relative tolerance values for algebraic loops.
Description
Algebraic loops are currently only solved using an absolute tolerance that is also used for the integrator.
If the numerical values of the connected variables grow large enough, the absolute tolerance may become unachievable due to floating point precision and associated rounding errors, resulting in excessive effort and warning messages for non-convergence.
It would be useful to apply the relative tolerance values for algebraic loops.
Related issues
Related to #1327.
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