Closed henrij22 closed 2 months ago
The python interface for dirichlet values as far as I can see doesn't allow to fix DOFs, that are not part of the boundary . Normally I would have assumed that https://github.com/ikarus-project/ikarus/blob/081099d302ec829f20dac1f4f0f0a9cee0705b29/ikarus/python/dirichletvalues/dirichletvalues.hh#L108 could fix other values, but this forwards to
self.fixBoundaryDOFs(f);
This is in contrast to the interface that the C++ class has, where https://github.com/ikarus-project/ikarus/blob/081099d302ec829f20dac1f4f0f0a9cee0705b29/ikarus/utils/dirichletvalues.hh#L95 does somthing else.
subspacebasis
Most of this is fixed with #305 , only fixing non-boundary-dofs is not yet adressed properly
This is obsolete with #305
The python interface for dirichlet values as far as I can see doesn't allow to fix DOFs, that are not part of the boundary . Normally I would have assumed that https://github.com/ikarus-project/ikarus/blob/081099d302ec829f20dac1f4f0f0a9cee0705b29/ikarus/python/dirichletvalues/dirichletvalues.hh#L108 could fix other values, but this forwards to
This is in contrast to the interface that the C++ class has, where https://github.com/ikarus-project/ikarus/blob/081099d302ec829f20dac1f4f0f0a9cee0705b29/ikarus/utils/dirichletvalues.hh#L95 does somthing else.
subspacebasis
are workingUpdate 01.07.24
Most of this is fixed with #305 , only fixing non-boundary-dofs is not yet adressed properly