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Re: fem-fenics questions
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Re: fem-fenics questions |
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Tue, 4 Mar 2014 10:42:36 +0100 |
On 3 Mar 2014, at 12:50, Daniel Kraft <address@hidden> wrote:
> I would probably go for this signature anyway -- it seems more intuitive
> to do "feval(func, x, y)" instead of "feval(func, [x, y])" since the
> former is closer to "func(x, y)".
the approach with multiple coordinates collected into a matrix is more
convenient,
for example, for computing the value of the function at all the nodes of a mesh
using
the p field of the mesh structure.
> If it isn't a problem to make the old convention obsolete,
yes it is a problem, consistency with FEnics syntax is crucial.
c.
- Re: fem-fenics questions, (continued)
- Re: fem-fenics questions, Marco Vassallo, 2014/03/03
- Re: fem-fenics questions, Marco Vassallo, 2014/03/03
- Re: fem-fenics questions, Daniel Kraft, 2014/03/03
- Re: fem-fenics questions, Marco Vassallo, 2014/03/03
- Re: fem-fenics questions, Daniel Kraft, 2014/03/04
- Re: fem-fenics questions, Marco Vassallo, 2014/03/04
- Re: fem-fenics questions, Daniel Kraft, 2014/03/04
- Re: fem-fenics questions, Marco Vassallo, 2014/03/04
- Re: fem-fenics questions, Marco Vassallo, 2014/03/04
- Re: fem-fenics questions,
c. <=