Bhanu,
I have looked at 'VectorTools::compute_nonzero_normal_flux_constraints'.
> But what I have here to compute the 'inhomogeneity' is not a closed form
> function, but a discrete FE solution computed from another PDE(in my case
> Stokes). The 'u' in 'w.n = u.n' is a 'LA::MPI::Vector' FE solutio
Thanks Daniel.
I have looked at 'VectorTools::compute_nonzero_normal_flux_constraints'.
But what I have here to compute the 'inhomogeneity' is not a closed form
function, but a discrete FE solution computed from another PDE(in my case
Stokes). The 'u' in 'w.n = u.n' is a 'LA::MPI::Vector' FE sol
Bhanu,
Please suggest me in implementing 'w.n = u.n' as a boundary condition where
> 'u' is Stokes solution with 'FESystem fe_stokes(FE_Q(degree+1),
> dim, FE_Q(degree), 1)' and 'w' for mesh velocity with 'FESystem
> fe_move(FE_Q(degree), dim)'. As I have taken 'degree=1', 'fe_move' has
> unit sup
Dear deal.ii,
Please suggest me in implementing 'w.n = u.n' as a boundary condition where
'u' is Stokes solution with 'FESystem fe_stokes(FE_Q(degree+1),
dim, FE_Q(degree), 1)' and 'w' for mesh velocity with 'FESystem
fe_move(FE_Q(degree), dim)'. As I have taken 'degree=1', 'fe_move' has
unit