-
Hi,
I have a GridFunction and would like to take the derivative. Can I call CalcDShape to do this, or is there another way I need to perform this?
Thanks,
Nick
-
**Submitting author:** @thelfer (Thomas Helfer)
**Repository:** https://github.com/thelfer/MFrontGenericInterfaceSupport
**Version:** v1.0.1
**Editor:** @arfon
**Reviewers:** @srmnitc, @IgorBaratt…
-
What you are describing is precisely what the `(Par)LinearForm` objects are used for. I assume you can write your current density as a function of position so you can implement:
```void JFunc(const …
-
References
S. Rjasanow, O. Steinbach: The fast solution of boundary integral equations. Math. Anal. Tech. Appl. Eng., Springer, New York, 2007
S. Rjasanow, S. Weißer: ACA improvement by surface segm…
-
**EDIT: tentative structure and authors:**
- [ ] Introduction *authors:* @stefanv @jarrodmillman
- [x] History
- [x] Project goals / scope of library
- [x] Current status (maturity, use…
-
It would be better if the correct physics constants were used for parts as created by procedural parts - including the moment of intertia and the center of mass.
This bug is to track development.
-
I've built the system as described. How do I test it?
Rajan updated
5 years ago
-
I recently tried to use sfepy on Macos with Conda but I am getting these errors.
```
[1] tests/test_assembling.py
--- test_assemble_matrix: failed!
--- test_assemble_matrix_comple…
-
I need to get the location of a point in an element which is farthest in the normal direction of a boundary element. Let me try to explain.
If we take the reference element as a square on the bound…
-
Hi,
Is there another way than using Sympy from Python?
If i do need to use it, as my integral is within a function and part of a larger numerical problem, should i then reconvert all my variable…