Looks like a useful comparison. Here are some suggestions: Documentation: Tutorial, demos, 700-page book
Remove win from Binary since it that's only for an old version. Elements: Add quads and hexes since this has been added recently (Chris and Martin can comment) Mapping: Any order or only isoparametric? (Martin can comment) Mesh generation: Yes, Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG) supported via mshr (CGAL and Tetgen used as backends) Mesh input/output: XDMF (and FEniCS XML) Mesh adaptive refinement: Only h Elements: all simplex elements in the Periodic Table (femtable.org), any order Output format: VTK (.pvd, .vtu) and XDMF/HDF5 Boundary elements solver: no Used libs: PETSc, TPetra, Eigen This is a start, once you put this into a table and present it, I think myself and others can add more comments. One could also list features like mesh intersections (collision testing), function spaces defined over multiple non-matching meshes, and automatic mesh partitioning. -- Anders mån 12 okt. 2015 kl 09:11 skrev Konstantin Ladutenko < k.ladute...@metalab.ifmo.ru>: > Dear all, > > I would like to make a comparison of available FEM software, FEniCS looks > to be kind of must have in a such kind of comparison. > > I created a simple Python script to generate a feature comparison table > (in org-mode format for ease of export) from a set of profiles > https://github.com/kostyfisik/FEA-compare > I have filled a number of keys for deal.ii, libMesh, and FEniCS. Could you > please check the correctness of FEniCS profile and, probably, fill the > fields I was not able to find out fast. Any new features that should be > mentioned in a such comparison are really wanted, feel free to add new > lines to profile in format > > generic feature description : details relevant to FEniCS > > Fill free to provide pull requests at GitHub > > Manual export to Google Doc for ease of view was done > https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sOJj1IrLZu4AGW8V6dhBFyz6CZN1XAxC0oVxEOx383U/edit?usp=sharing > > > Best regrads, > Konstantin Ladutenko, > Junior research fellow, > ITMO University > > >
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