Closed mhechthz closed 1 year ago
I have been an end user of commercial FEM packages, but I only have recently begun studying FEM implementation.
I have found the following resources useful to supplement information in the Gridap arxiv papers, tutorials, talks and documentation.
Hi, I'm quite exited about the ease of usage and the "natural" approach to solving PDE's with Gridap. Nevertheless I'm not so familiar with FEM. I played around with Fenics and Python and it worked at the end, but the documentation was limited.
So I wonder, if there will be a book on introduction to FEM by using Gridap, where on one hand theory is explained and on the other full examples including usage of special characters like \esh ʃ , meshing and final vizualization using ParaView is explained (I have one in german where Matlab/Gnu Octave is used for examples but I think Gridap is much more suited).