Closed Algiane closed 1 year ago
9ae466f
enhanced the improvement procedureAs for the pattern kernel, during improvement procedure, an internal edge connecting 2 bdy points was evaluated as a boundary edge and not treated. Now, we traveled the edge shell to check the edge tag from all the tetra that contains the edge.
Comparative results are provided in 9ec4ca.txt
and 9ae466ff.txt
files. It shows no big differences between results.
9ec4ca.txt
9ae466.txt
7e5a59
treat boundary edges independently from the data structure (and consistently with pattern kernel)New results are attached in file 7e5a59.txt
.
7e5a59.txt
It is hard to say if results are better or worse, it depends of the test case.
98536f2
force splitting of internal edges connecting bdy points in Delaunay kernelNew results are provided in split-internal-edges.txt
file.
split-internal-edges.txt
This new version seems to procuce meshes:
This PR aims to improve consistency between delaunay and pattern insertion kernels choices
Commit
9f39605
solves issue with supposed boundary edgesPatterns
With pattern kernel, before commit
fe1834
an edge was considered as boundary if its two end points where boundary. In consequence, an interior edge connecting 2 boundary points was not splitted by process of internal face splitting.Comparison of result before and after commit
fe18344
are attached ininit.txt
file (initial behaviour) andinternal-edge.txt
(internal edges are now splitted). This commit impacts pattern insertion and lagrangian movement.init.txt internal-edge.txt
Delaunay
With Delaunay kernel, before commit
fe1834
, an edge was considered as boundary if its computed shell was found open. It is false along interfaces between domains.Comparison of result before and after commit
fe18344
are attached ininit.txt
file (initial behaviour) andopenshell-closeShell-may-have-bdyEdge.txt
.init.txt openshell-closeShell-may-have-bdyEdge.txt
Visual comparison between output meshes in both cases for ci tests
mmg3d_NM_cone_fast
,mmg3d_MultiDom_ellipse
andmmg3d_MultiDom_ellipse_fast
shows no visible differences.