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@jedbrown has suggested in #195 that we modify the signature of the functions we have been using for material properties and boundary conditions to accept an array of input positions and populate an a…
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Hi @fredrikekre @KristofferC
Firstly, great package! Many thanks!! Looking forward to having it indexed with a new name :)
I was taking a look at `JuAFEM` for my research work on computational…
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Hi,
I am putting together an example for incompressible hyperelasticity (u-p formulation) by taking motivation from hyperelasticity and incompressible elasticity examples.
I had a small question…
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Hello,
this is more me trying to understand a bit your code while having solid mechanics as an application in mind. But maybe it is a bit long to ask at Gitter? Generally, `Gridap` is impressive wor…
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I am trying to implement a rubber-viscoelastic model in `scikit-fem`. This can be thought of as an extension of hyperelasticity (ex36) but now with internal variables at each quadrature point. Physica…
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@bhaveshshrimali, from #436:
> I am interested in applying scikit-fem to solve problems with general periodic boundary conditions, which can be implemented using multipoint constraints. I have done…
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Hi,
In trying to debug #364, I am trying to understand the dof ordering for dof handlers that have more than one field. Consider the classical Taylor-Hood approximation for incompressible elasticit…
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Hi,
I wrote an example for the so-called "Hu-Washizu" three-field-variation `(u,p,J)` for nearly-incompressible hyperelasticity. As an example linear hexahedron elements are used for the displaceme…
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Hi,
in [Example 36](https://github.com/kinnala/scikit-fem/blob/master/docs/examples/ex36.py), line 256, I had to transpose the mesh points to be able to export the XDMF file.
Code as is
```py…
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Hi @kinnala,
I finally got back to implementing conforming CR (see 3.2.3 in [here](https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007%2F978-3-642-87047-7.pdf) for a concise definition of the spaces for…