> On 22 Aug 2018, at 12:16, Michael Groß
> wrote:
>
> Dear Christophe,
>
> we have questions to your article
>
> "A frontal approach to hex-dominant mesh generation".
>
The algorithm described in the paper is quite experimental as currently
implemented. A brand new implementation is in th
Dear Michael,
The problem stems from the "Transfinite" meshing constraints: the automatic
"Transfinite Volume" command (i.e. when the corners of the transfinite
interpolation are not provided) does not guarantee that the volume and surface
meshes will match - it should thus be used carefully.
Dear Christophe,
we have questions to your article
"A frontal approach to hex-dominant mesh generation".
We also tried to use gmesh for meshing existing CAD-data from the
homepage cited as Reference 41 in the above mentioned paper. But,
gmesh generates error messages concerning penetrated surfac
Dear Christophe,
I need your help with an error in gmsh.
Using 10-node tetrahedron elements for discretizing a cook-like cube (see
attached file), I get two nodes 36 and 37, which should not exist. These
nodes arise not in the volume elements, but in the surface elements, and
therefore in the no
