> I asked myself why the constructor of FE_Q wants a quadrature object
whos first and last qp is at zero and one, respectively?
Because it is a continuous element and dofs at 0 and 1 are assigned to
shared entities (vertices, lines, quads).
Peter
On Monday, 16 August 2021 at 22:03:44 UTC+2 Si
"You've already found this: Both the FE_Q and FE_DGQArbitraryNodes classes
have
constructors that create shape functions based on this information."
The latter is the element I was looking for. The problem with the
former is that the first and last quadrature point has to be located at
zero and o
On 8/16/21 10:37 AM, ibrahim zawra wrote:
real problem for graphical board . I used GMSH and identified different
material_ids on different parts and made sure it is correct using the function
print mesh info.
I wrote the class Material data to substitute the coefficient function. but I
tri
Dear deal.ii Community,
real problem for graphical board . I used GMSH and identified different
material_ids on different parts and made sure it is correct using the
function print mesh info.
I wrote the class Material data to substitute the coefficient function. but
I tried several things but
Paras,
I am trying to work on the exception handling aspect of my code, which employs
dealii::Workstream::run() for thread based parallelization of FE system
assembly. The code employs the Assert and AssertThrow macros, in conjunction
with dealii::ExcMessage(), at several places with in the
Dear deal.ii Community,
I am trying to work on the exception handling aspect of my code, which
employs dealii::Workstream::run() for thread based parallelization of FE
system assembly. The code employs the Assert and AssertThrow macros, in
conjunction with dealii::ExcMessage(), at several plac
